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02-26-2018, 01:08 PM
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1450 Loader Questions
Hi All, New to the forum, I just picked up a new to me 1450 with a homemade loader.
The loader is ran off the rear end and seems to lack power it’ll lift max about 200 lbs very slowly. I am assuming this should be able to lift more and is probably due to the fact it doesn’t have its own hydro pump. Moves snow great as is but come summer I have some gravel I want to move and I don’t think it’ll be up for the task. Upon research on the forum I’ve decided I need a separate pump, hoping to run this pump off the electric pto up front to be able to disengage for winter starting. https://www.northerntool.com/shop/to...1998_200641998. Three questions: 1)Does this pump look right? from the research I have done seems like I need about a 4gpm pump. 2)I couldn’t find much information about reservoir size, are there any recommendations? I know a lot of people use the loader arm. 3)How do I bleed the current system, it seems like my left lifting cylinder has some air in it, seems to lag the right one by about a half inch, making my bucket un even. Hopefully I’ll figure out how to get a couple photos loaded 
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