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Re: Homemade hydro-static steering for W-400


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Posted by Wardner on October 13, 2010 at 21:50:31 from (4.154.239.213):

In Reply to: Re: Homemade hydro-static steering for W-400 posted by J.J. from Afton on October 13, 2010 at 19:43:18:

J.J.

Stuff I have added so far:

rear fast hitch

front fast hitch pushed from reversed drawbar

50cfm air compressor driven by belt pulley gearbox

10kw generator driven from air compressor

left side PTO that extends from rear IPTO and terminates at front left of tractor

center PTO that begins from left center and terminates at front center. It penetrates the front crossmember of the front fast hitch

two left side PTOs that run perpendicular to tractor centerline.

tube and shell heat exchanger that picks up heat from tractor coolant

front hydraulic pump

three more IH hydraulic valves and reservoir fed from the front pump

two air valves, cylinder, and 12v compressor to control IPTO. I now get to ditch the big PTO lever

hydrostatic steering because the standard drag link was giving me headaches. It was always in the way.

suppose I could add the convertible traction aids and winch (which are coming off), front weight bracket, relocated battery, and the five hydraulic cylinders for the front fast hitch and the folding ice cream freezer station that will handle 10-15 freezers.


I have probably forgotten something. Whatever you do, please don't make any suggestions for additional attachments. I need to suppress my latest idea. A PTO driven LED sign that will rotate high above the tractor. Kinda like a helicopter. It's a good thing I don't have an extra Electrall gearbox hanging around.


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