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The pump drives everything. Forward and reverse is a simple control valve.
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A little paint, a little Bondo, it will look like this,,,,

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Be good for snow plowing! Or with a 3pt working in a garden.
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It would make a good base, but if you want to use it, it won't have enough speed. Those units were hydraulic driven, not hydrostatic, and don't move more than maybe 2 or 3 mph. Probably have to make it a hydro to make it usable.
Good for parades.
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The red ones seem to be the preferred ones to articulate....

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The pump drives everything. Forward and reverse is a simple control valve.
J this pump is big 3 stages 1st section has what looks like a trunion shaft sticking out of it with linkage to the control valve 2nd stage has hoses running front and back to power trencher stuff 3rd stage is a small pump to run power steer and such
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Sneak up on the Case garden tractor guys and 'borrow' the rears out of a couple of hydrive 446's or 448's and you would be good for 10mph.
This should be an interesting project!
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J this pump is big 3 stages 1st section has what looks like a trunion shaft sticking out of it with linkage to the control valve 2nd stage has hoses running front and back to power trencher stuff 3rd stage is a small pump to run power steer and such
If there is a trunion, doesn't that mean it is a hydro pump, variable speed??

I remember Methos testing these with a big electric drill,, maybe you gotta give the hydraulics a try.

Put the machine up on jack stands, all wheels off the ground,,

spin the pump, see what happens

It might put a smile on your face,,,
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Specs call out 3.8 mph only problem I'm seeing is the second stage of pump I see no need for in my case unless I leave it there for a rear pto could have it spin a motor to run something I guess looking at pump I don't think I can remove that section. The machine has what kind of looks like a transfer case or drop down box from drive motor to axels would love to see of I could make a cub hydro fit to it wouldn't be easy but I think it could be done.
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