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Old 04-12-2010, 08:06 PM
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have anyone install aux hydraulic for loader on this particular model, and if how?
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have anyone install aux hydraulic for loader on this particular model, and if how?
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I have a 122 with a danco loader need to figure out how I'm going to add another hydro punt and tank so I can use the tiller without taking the loader off.

Which loader do you have?
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Old 04-12-2010, 10:10 PM
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My 124 w/ loader has a pump driven by the pulley on the flywheel-end drive cup.
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My 124 w/ loader has a pump driven by the pulley on the flywheel-end drive cup.
Matt when you get a chance how about some pics (I understand how busy you are with school) Which pump did you end up using?
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Old 04-12-2010, 10:27 PM
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You'll have to wait about a month...it's 1200 miles away from me at the moment, and I don't have any pictures of that area. It's a very small pump that came with the loader. I'm probably going to replace it when I put the loader on an 82 series tractor I have yet to reconfigure for use with a loader. The pump is really kludged onto the 124. It's kind of a mess. But it works.
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how is your hydraulic pump hook up to the pulley? Is it hoohed up to the pulley on the generator or somewhere else?
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Old 04-14-2010, 11:24 AM
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My 124 w/ loader has a pump driven by the pulley on the flywheel-end drive cup.
Mine is the same way, it isn't a very pretty set-up but it works well. The hydraulic tank is made from a piece of 3" pipe and is mounted vertically on the right upright, just under the spool valves.

My Brother has been "after" me to build another one, if I do, I would very much like to use the rectangular tubing of the main supports as the hydraulic tank.
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how is your hydraulic pump hook up to the pulley? Is it hoohed up to the pulley on the generator or somewhere else?
It's driven off the drive cup pulley on the flywheel end, as I said in my previous post. Take off the clutch shield and you'll see it between the clutch driver and the grass screen.
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