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Old 03-27-2017, 01:32 PM
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I have just gotten a hydro pump off of a newer 1864. The story is that the guy replaced it thinking it's bad and then still had the same problem as with this pump mounted. He then found his issues elsewhere. Can I use any of it on a 129 or a 1250? I'm thinking at least maybe the relief valves?
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Pump is the same, but it is ported. You cannot use it in a tractor without hydraulic lift.
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Can't the two ports just be plumbed together?
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Pump is the same, but it is ported. You cannot use it in a tractor without hydraulic lift.
Cool, I was wanting to take the hyd lift off of the parts 1650 I have and transfer it over to my 129 anyways.... This might work out better than I thought, a guy at work just gave me this pump in question.
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Can't the two ports just be plumbed together?
YES. One can make a "U" loop and connect the two ported connections together.
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