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Old 02-05-2013, 01:53 AM
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Sounds awesome and prolly work great didnt know there was that much room up there for it ! Cant wait for the final pictures!
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Well while i think it looks awesome i have some concerns that I'm thinking might hurt the longevity of your pump. The air that cools the motor is now blocked by the tank some but don't think it really is enough to harm the engine, i would the the extra heat would cause the oil to probably almost boil as close as it is to the muffler. Am i seeing the picture like i think or missing something? What if you mounted it over the head just out of the way of the spark plug?

Only trying to help it looks awesome and good luck!! Duke i think this guy can make u a reservoir our for your loader
That reservoir does look great!
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Nice job! Can't wait to see the finished product. Keep the pics a'comin'.
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Nice job! Can't wait to see the finished product. Keep the pics a'comin'.
What Josh said!
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Well the hydraulics are working! Still need to make a heat shield, breather cap and get some holders in for the hoses. At idle itll pick up 500lbs has plenty of down pressure too Went out and plowed the drive for the house and the road in front got some pictures but just need to try to get em on here.
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Looks great! Thanks for the pics.
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Well we found a flaw in the slaw, belt that i had on it to start wasnt right size for pulley but was what i could find to start however it slipped under load or at the end of travel. So i found the right size belt got to the end of travel and popped the cylinder open. Apparently this lil pump has some pressure.ha So now i need to find a relief valve for it and plumb that in. Was wondering if anyone knows what a lift cylinder out a 82 series cub can handle pressure wise?
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Very good read cover to cover thus far! Came to mind was the air gap between the muffler and reservoir. You have been quite at it, good work and dedication!

See there is nice farm land in those parts, the QL should fit right in! That 3pt is cool, love that down pressure on the back blade. Carry on!
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Found a releif valve to plumb in so just need to find a spot for that to hide out at and got a pressure gauge ordered so should hopefully have this project wrapped up this week for final.ha Old cylinders no good so ordered a couple of ebay cheap to replace it. going to try to weld it shut just for fun.
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