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Live Hydraulic conversion for an H???
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Posted by David Mikkelson on October 24, 2006 at 07:25:01 from (67.54.218.54):
Maybe there isn't a way... but is there any of the assessory drive mounted pumps (like the 300s) that will fit on the standard H front cover and assessory drive before passing through to the distributor? I have a resevour and valve bodies, and even a generic 12 GPM 3000 psi pump... but coming up with a good way to drive it is questionable. This old H has an old Freeman loader on it, but the 650 psi belly pump and old syle pipe in pipe cyinders do not give enough capacity.... not to mention thr trip bucket and the pain of dead hydraulics everytime you push the clutch in. I clean the barn with it... but its a pain... (FYI, if I do use this pump with the old cylinders I'll limit it to 1200 psi). Money for a different tractor is not an option... so no sense in going there. Thanks.
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