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Old 07-19-2011, 09:39 AM
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So I was tinkering with the 128 yesterday, and realized that the black knobs on the back fender were actually hydraulic connections (there is a 6 pin round plug in the middle). This made me take another look through the barn, and long and behold I found a belt driven Hydro Pump. Now, I'm am totally new to mechanical stuff (I design IP Networks for a living), I have no rear PTO on this thing. Any idea on how this was connected or what it may have been used for?
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So I was tinkering with the 128 yesterday, and realized that the black knobs on the back fender were actually hydraulic connections (there is a 6 pin round plug in the middle). This made me take another look through the barn, and long and behold I found a belt driven Hydro Pump. Now, I'm am totally new to mechanical stuff (I design IP Networks for a living), I have no rear PTO on this thing. Any idea on how this was connected or what it may have been used for?
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I'll try and get those tonight, tractor is still not at my place.

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I'll try and get those tonight, tractor is still not at my place.

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Thanks Mike! Looking forward to the pics!

I think the 6 pin round plug in the middle is for trailer lights or brakes but why would they do that for? I've got a feeling your going to find some one of a kind PO mods.
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