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Posted by ThatOtherGuy on January 21, 2002 at 19:59:43 from (216.93.70.16):
So, I got a New Idea loader on my BN from my H. The H has 3-point and the loader is kinda small for it so I put it on the BN. I HAVE 2 IDEAS NOW FOR HYDRAULICS:: PUT PTO PUMP ON FROM AN OLD DUMP TRUCK ON. ITS REAL HEAVY BUT CAN PUMP REAL GOOD PUT ENGINE PUMP ON. LIGHT BUT RAN A SNOWPLOW ON A 77 CHEVY. I currently have the engine pump on, so I aint got to take the generator belt off to drive it since the generator burned up and I took it off for the pump. I have a big tank that origionally came with loader, but didnt need em for the H. AND a valve for the loader that came with it but had a 3 valve system on H so again, I didnt need it. As for the bucket; it is a trip-pull lever type so thats taken care of. I had the loader itself on it so it fits and had a 20 ton jack on it to hold the loader up. BUT I NEED THE BEST WAY FOR THE HYDRAULIC SETUP. Which is best? Thanks, TOG
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