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Old 04-26-2010, 10:48 PM
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I'm trying to get a 125, to match my 124.
I've read of a "ported pump"....on a hydro.
Is there a way to run lines from that hydro to a block to run the lift piston?
I've never looked at one, and it seems like it should work (by theory). But, will it take away from the drive power if used while moving...if it can be done?
And if it can, what needs to be done?
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Old 04-26-2010, 11:14 PM
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on ccspecialties theres a 125 with a ported pump and homemade hydraulics on it for sale. you could check that out.
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I don't think they'd get into it to see how it was done, simply from someone who saw it online.
I do want to do exactly what's on that one, but I don't know where they took the pressure line off, and where the return would go.
For $350, I'd buy theirs, but it looks pretty beat, and the shipping would kill me...it'll cost more than the one that I'm looking at, and this one's imaculate, has implements, and is local.
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I converted a 127 to hydro lift. The only problem was to put the valve somewhere. I put it under the tunnel. I think I have pictures.
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that's not an issue...I already have ideas for where to put it all.
Where did the pressure line come from, and where does the return go?
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I converted a 127 to hydro lift. The only problem was to put the valve somewhere. I put it under the tunnel. I think I have pictures.
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