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tractor hydraulics where there were none

formerly ny bill

formerly ny bill

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grumpydaniel had a question about adding hydraulics to a tractor that didn't come with same. I have 2 tractors that had that done before I bought them.
First is a 1937 Allis Chalmers WC. The system uses a car power steering pump and 2 way valve to pick up the snow plow blade that I took off. Tractor lifted the blade acceptably.

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The second is a 1941 Farmall A that was intended to be used with a rear snowplow. PO said it didn't work very well. possibly due to larger diameter hydraulic cylinder needing too much oil flow? Also, when you step on the clutch, belt pulley/ hydraulics stop.


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Just a couple ideas that might work for someone.
 
I added this pump from a John Deere Combine. It is belt driven from the fan shaft. the reservoir is upfront. Works quite well.
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well there is that monroe seat setup someone from the farmall forum was wondering about on a farmall M.
 
Yep three M's and a John Deere a have that seat. Plus and all over 60 that has a variance of that seat
 

I guess that begs the question. Can a person tee off of the power steering pump on a pickup to put a couple remotes on the pickup?

Any idea what the gpm and pressure output is on a vehicle power steering pump?
 
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