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Old 10-19-2010, 11:39 AM
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I tried search first but can't find what I want ,Can anyone post pictures of a Ported and unported hydro I think my sons 125 has a ported hydro there are 2 plugs in the top front of his unit can these be used to run a lift for accessories?we already have a Danco loader on it and if we can I'd like to run the lift for the rear and deck from the hydro.
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Old 10-19-2010, 12:04 PM
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This isn't the best view...
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Old 10-19-2010, 12:13 PM
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A 124 is a gear drive, so this doesn't even apply.
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Old 10-19-2010, 04:39 PM
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A 124 is a gear drive, so this doesn't even apply.
OK Matt it's my darn dyslexia showing up!It's a 125 the one with the Danco loader I also keep mixing up the 582 and 682 as in which is hydro.The dash is being repaired on the 125 so the model # is missing and I guessed! And now I'm guessing that's why my search didn't work also!Here's a before pic IF I did this right!
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Old 10-19-2010, 04:47 PM
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This isn't the best view...
Ported Hydro:


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Where would the port taps be in this picture ?I just looked under his machine and I don't see these pipes. Reaching up I feel plugs there,There are also 2 plugs in the bottom of the trans below the filter pointing straight down at the ground.Sorry for the dumb questions but these are my first Cubs and I'm learning every step of the way!here are a couple pics of the engine waiting on my stand
I've also had the loader blasted and painted it and cleaned and painted the tractor but it's a just spay bombed for now!the note on the tag is because you can't read the tag from the POs "care"
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Old 10-19-2010, 05:44 PM
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This may help..... Hydro Compare
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And at any rate, a 125 would not have had a ported hydro from the factory, as none of the CC tractors used one at that time.
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Can a ported pump from a later tractor be installed in a 125 without major mods?
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The ported pump would fit, but the installation of hydraulics would be messy to say the least. I have seen it done, but the end result didn't look too factory. There is very little room for adding stuff inside of a NF. If you want hydraulic lift, either use a PS pump, drop $300 for a NF hydraulic lift, or buy a WF.
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Thanks. For now my manual lift is just fine. I was only curious.
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