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Old 07-28-2012, 11:32 PM
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Okay guys

My 1200 has the pulley on the fly wheel drive cup and that is how I would love to drive the little pump but location and mounting will be tight! I know this has been thought of before anyone got any great ideas? Here is a pic of the pump I looked up the specs once and it can be turned either direction and has a good range of RPM's that it operates at if I remember correctly. I love the idea of plumbing to the rear end for Hytran fluid but also thinking of finding a junk yard power steering reservoir. Bring on the ideas... I would like to keep it all tucked inside the covers and I forgot to mention I have all the lift stuff from donor 149 I believe it was.
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Old 07-28-2012, 11:48 PM
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Careful with the dual rotation. From what I understand the rotation can be built either way, but, not both.

The pump will make pressure in reverse rotation, but, will damage the input shaft seal.

I will be watching your progress!!
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watching?? You were my hope for ideas. I'm gonna have to seek my bro out for fab work anyways.
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Haladex makes great pumps. If it was another lesser known company I would be worried about dual rotation but not with the Haladex pumps. You could use the rear end or have a small custom tank made that could tuck under the frame. It wouldn't need to be huge. I was hoping CAD would have had his figured out for you by now.
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Too busy moving my shop, then I gotta finish the 1450,

THEN,

the 1200 hydro!!
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I have been kicking around the idea on a 128 w/a k321(aka 148) and doing the exact same thing. Will be watching this thread.
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