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Re: 2- stage hydraulic log splitter pumps...
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Posted by Ed on November 27, 2002 at 07:42:13 from (198.185.163.7):
In Reply to: 2- stage hydraulic log splitter pumps... posted by Steven@nd on November 26, 2002 at 14:18:43:
Anything is possible but their is really only one good solution for live Hyd - the factory type pump mounted infront of the distribuitor. It will look nice and be easier to install, but single stage. The only other choice I can think of is to rig up some kind of belt driven system. - A power steering pump would be the easiest but only single stage. I remember someone making power steering systems for the M's and H's. - Another option would be to fabricate some mounting brackets for a belt driven two stage pump. - You could even use your current pump. - get a shaft with two bearings on it, put a pulley on one end and a coupling on the other, giving you a place to connect your shaft drive pump to. A little more complicated and a few more mounting brackets. The pump rotation will determine if its mounted alongside the engine or out in front of the engine. I think I'd stick to the factor style pump for the H. A two stage pump might be a little too quick for some of your other implements or give you unpredictable results when it switches stages. If you need something for a log splitter you'll be better off with a small gas engine and matching two stage pump. NH sells everything you need for this - engine, pump, mounting brackets, and couplings. Why put all those high RPM hours on your H and send it to the grave early or rebuild. Good luck - hope this helps
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