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Old 10-09-2014, 09:38 PM
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Default Adding Hydraulics to my 1250...what ports?
So I bought the hydraulic linkage from Bolivier with everything, minus the hydrostat with the ports. Can someone point me in the direction on what ports I am looking for? What is compatible with my model?
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In order to add hydraulic lift to your machine, you have to have a ported pump. If you aren't sure if your pump is ported, post a pic of it. Easier to tell you, than to explain how to tell the difference between ported and non.
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Ohh mine is certainly not ported. But, are there different makes to these pumps that won't work my with my rear axle? Or will all ported hydro pumps work?

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IH used three (3) Sundstrand Hydro Units.

(A) Non Ported
(B) Ported
(C) SGT ported

Any IH Ported Pump will work.
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IH used three (3) Sundstrand Hydro Units.

(A) Non Ported
(B) Ported
(C) SGT ported

Any IH Ported Pump will work.
Excellent! What is SGT Ported?
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ok, so can ported pumps have either manual or automatic relief valves? Or do they have to be one or the other? The reason I ask is, I just bought brand new relief valves, automatic, for my current non ported pump. I'd be disappointed if I can't use them in a ported pump.
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The valves are interchangeable. Yes, they will work.
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Don't some pumps have a splined shaft for the drive shaft, and others have a non splined shaft? He would want one without the splined shaft, correct?
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