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05-02-12, 06:50
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The last couple of pics in the previous is the original hydraulic pump but I found it was knackered, so I decided to pull it apart and get the centre shaft out and modify it to take a standard piston pump. I needed to use the original shaft because of the spline.
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05-02-12, 06:55
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I made up an adapter for a soft start coupling, but made a stronger engine half.
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05-02-12, 06:58
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All fitted very well and I just need a couple of hydraulic fittings that I don't have, and It's a go'er.
Last edited by colin jones; 05-02-12 at 06:59. Reason: spelling error
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05-02-12, 09:10
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Hi Easo, very simple. The spool valve directs the flow to the hydraulic motor and depending which way you push the control lever it will go in forward or reverse. I will be making it into a rocker foot control, much like a ride on mower.
Colin.
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12-02-12, 09:23
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Hi all, here's a bit of an update
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12-02-12, 09:26
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And some more
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