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Old 01-27-2015, 11:00 AM
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a little progress today due to heavy snow removal. i scraped a whole bunch of crap out from around the hydro and rear end. got 2 shovel full of stuff. i agree with you saturn, i think it is also. a few questions i have:
first, in this picture, what does this push button do? infront of the rockshaft. not really sure, its hooked into the wiring harness.
second, is this a sunstrand hydro? if so, where can i get this rear seal if it is indeed leaking? does this remove from the tractor just by removing the 2 bolts in the frame, the hydro line underneath and the driveshaft?

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Old 01-27-2015, 07:31 PM
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That pushbutton is the clutch interlock switch. Supposed to keep you from starting the engine without having the brake pedal depressed.

All the hydros are sunstrand units. The gaskets (and other parts) are available from forum sponsors, partstree.com and numerous other sources.

The hydo unit comes off the rear end by removal of the drive shaft, the suction pipe underneath, the hydro lift lines, and 4 bolts that go through the unit into the rear end.
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Old 01-27-2015, 08:43 PM
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okay cool thanks for the info. now i need it to not be freezing so i can go powerwash! lol

EDIT::: the pulley that is on the flywheel side of the driveshaft, is that for a hydraulic pump for hydro lift?
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the pulley that is on the flywheel side of the driveshaft, is that for a hydraulic pump for hydro lift?
You could, but that style of lift is for a Narrow Frame tractor and was never used on a Wide Frame.

The hydraulic lift on a Wide Frame uses a ported transmission and all the rest of the parts fit in under the tunnel cover.
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gotchya. wasn't looking to do it, just curious if that is what it was for.

i just noticed the headlights are stickers, can i add lights from another rig to this one?
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Has anyone ever made a NF hydro pump work on a wide frame gear drive? I know that they made an E lift for the wide frames but they seem very rare and expensive.
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i just noticed the headlights are stickers, can i add lights from another rig to this one?
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Has anyone ever made a NF hydro pump work on a wide frame gear drive? I know that they made an E lift for the wide frames but they seem very rare and expensive.
As it happens... There s a picture of one, in my pictures thing, that I did on a 128.
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As it happens... There s a picture of one, in my pictures thing, that I did on a 128.
By far the best one I have ever seen re-worked to a WF. Neat job on the setup and definitely worth looking at!!!

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