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 08-18-2003, 10:29 Post: 62075
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Murf's right on the power of a hydro. I haven't tried to have my dyno hooked to a tractor yet that is hydro with someone riding on it looking for more power loss. I like two horsepower per KW and I mean PTO not engine.






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 08-18-2003, 22:02 Post: 62134
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You guys sure did generate enough different conversations to put into one, maybe Dennis could just consolidate and have bantering as a subject.






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 08-19-2003, 07:08 Post: 62156
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Guys relax, they have been installing new phones at the store and goofed up my connections so I've been trying to get a break during the day to do my internent work or play. On the hydro, it is hard to imagine but oil like water or energy takes the path of least resistance. The oil rather then taking a chance of being squeezed sneeks out and won't take the load. So you have a loss of power. That simple. A hydro is not a matter of a pump but you have a moveable swash plate that by changing the angle gives you your varied speed. Your pistons are made of brass and wear extensively with oil starvation. You are running pumps and that is where the loss of power comes from.






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 08-19-2003, 07:11 Post: 62157
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Doc, the shaft should be as near straight as possible. That is your work to make it as straight as can be.






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 08-19-2003, 07:15 Post: 62158
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Murf jumping in and going back to the swashplate activation. There are different types and the bulk of them in the older tractors do have the swashplate hooked in and that is where the work is done. I haven't seen many of the newer ones apart but from the days of old it was interconnected.






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One more note on the hydro's for those in the conversation. The Case, Ingersall units do use a pump and motor to drive, that is why they freewheel downhill.






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