[quote="hotrodwelder1"]I'm looking at mounting a PTO style pump on the rear of my D4, I wondered if anyone had any pics of mounts and such? I has one on it now but it's a cobbled up mess!
Give me some ideas and your thoughts..............[/quote]
Be-Ge pumps are pretty common here. Usually a single or dual valve, I think I’ve seen a couple of triples also. I saw a D4 4G? on CL that looks like it had a CAT #41 on the rear. I can take a few pictures when I can remember where I parked some of my D4s.
Here are some old pictures. A D4C, a D5SA and my former 17A.
This is the way we did it on a D2 4U to create a 2 double valve system.
Also posible to take the pump off and use the pto.
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Thanks Niels
Thanks guys! The BeGe pumps arent to plentiful at all in my area, so i'll have to use a different style pump, much like a Farmhand or TRW.. Th difficult thing is making a mount and having it look sano...I can build just about anything, i just need some pics of other mounts and pumps to gather ideas from..
If anyone else has pics, please share, the ideas are coming together. TIA
Chris
That's not a BeGe pump. I believe that's a Prince Hydraulic pump, quite popular for PTO drive application. Other than just hanging it on the PTO shaft it requires a torque arm anchoring. Usually a chain and some type of bracket.
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Here is another idea for you. I made this set up for my D-2 and it works great. One bolt and the pump slides right off.[attachment=46703]HPIM0559 (2).jpg[/attachment]
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Just some ideas of how mine is driven on my 9u using the mount hole for the pto.
Great! The D2 mount is what i was thinking and also the 9U looks good also... I have both style pumps, the Prince type needs an over haul tho...I like the clean looks of the mounts.
Thanks! More pics please, i'd like weigh all my options.
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