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I agree. I was going to suggest last week a GM Saginaw power steering pump with built in reservoir.

I'm not sure he has the pulley on engine but one could be added I'm sure.
They make a PS pump like that with a remote tank,,,
so the tank could be in a cleaner place,,, and,,, L A R G E R !!

I think the one I saw was on a F850 Ford cabover grain truck we used on the farm,,,

Something like this,,,

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Race car PS pumps have the tank mounted separately

https://www.summitracing.com/parts/a...iABEgJxB_D_BwE
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Jeep wranglers and Cherokee had several years using a really small compact pump and separate reservoir. Pretty cheap pump as I remember also.
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I like the way DanCo made a mount for a pump, problem with the GM pump is bulky and rather have the trans be the reservoir or have one mounted somewhere. I've found an old post off the internet to where I found most of my pics to have a pump be ran off the engine pulley, but pump mounted near the trans like my prev photo i posted. And thats the way I think I'm going to do it, and I hope I can find some machine shop to help. As my goal will be to make 5 of them, 2 to keep and 3 to sell
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Very helpful thread. I am looking at adding hydraulics to my 122.
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Jeep wranglers and Cherokee had several years using a really small compact pump and separate reservoir. Pretty cheap pump as I remember also.

My 2001 Dodge Intrepid 3.2L engine has this as well.
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