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Old 09-23-2011, 11:08 PM
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If I could get to that pulley or come up with an idea to mount one there I could have the cylinder mounted where the e lift was and the pump working off that little pulley and mount the valve there. I think I have a power steering pump off an old gm something and I already have a small valve and cylinder off an old montgomery wards gilson made garden tractor. So basically it would just cost me hydraulic oil and hoses to do this if it would work.

The power steering pump seems to work with for this guy.
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Well I hope the NF hydro will fit on a 147!! I have one layin around, and will check tomorrow.
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It will fit. I have one already mounted. It is the same as the one on my 107, 106, 127, and 124.
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I have seen an aux hydro lift on a 147. I think he changed the drive pulley to a double pulley. I dont think the belt will fit that pulley on the engine you have now. I do have a picture of the tractor but not on this cp.
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Scott,
Did your 147 have holes for the pump mount,or did you have to drill them?
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I found the picture of the 147 but it was an ad on ported hydro pump with piston.
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I found the picture of the 147 but it was an ad on ported hydro pump with piston.
Thats cool. It also has a non oem motor like I think the quitlines used and john deere.

Yamaguys 147 had 2 pulleys on the drive shaft. I found his thread. He has pictures too. Maybe I will do that.

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To get the belt on you'll have to slide your motor forward and tilt it forward to have enought room. That's how I install my NF hydro pumps and how the manual shows it.
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