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Old 07-14-2015, 01:07 AM
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did any 127 cadets come with ported pumps and if not can one be put on or do i need to go with an extra pump hooked to the engine? i am wanting to hydraulics on the lift to go with my sleeve hitch. i may also try the double helper spring to do the job.
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They did not come factory... they can be added. Essentially the same pump it will bolt right up but running the lines is going to be cramped because it's a narrow frame but it has been done many times.
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They did not come factory... they can be added. Essentially the same pump it will bolt right up but running the lines is going to be cramped because it's a narrow frame but it has been done many times.
do you think its worth it or would you suggest an extra engine run pump?
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If I were gonna do it is install a ported..much cheaper
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If I were gonna do it is install a ported..much cheaper
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thanks guys cheaper does sound better.
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