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Well youd have to find specs on a pump to see what it can handle
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Ok next question. Does the pump on my 149 flow enuf to handle a hyd motor? My plan has been to run a biger deck on the back that hooks up on the 3 pt and i have several spair hyd motors off of old implments( for those who might know...rod weeder motors) and I dont know what flow they need or whay the tractor puts out. Plus it would be nice to run hyd cylinders.
The transmission pump flow that is available for lift and remotes would not be good for running a hydro motor. The flow is from the charge pump which is used to provide oil to the hydrostatic loop. If you were to use it for a motor you run the risk of starving the hydro system. I think there is a priority valve in the hydro rear end to prevent this but the flow available would be fairly small.
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^ Agreed. But, not about burning they hydro. It's prioritized, so no risk. Just not enough oil. The charge pump output is measured in cubic inches per revolution, not GPM. It's small. You'll have plenty of flow for cylinders.

2 spool cadet valves are too expensive. If you want remotes, get used JD valves off ebay or something. (Off of like a 318, or a 400/420/430) They're cheaper and easier to find.
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