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Bar Nuthin

After test fitting up this hydraulic system, I realized it's kind of dumb for me to install this on a tractor that I only plan on using for joy riding.

I'll be adding everything in the photo to classifieds soon, but I want to resolve a question so that I represent it as accurately as possible.

 

I've not tested these pumps, but when I try to move the levers, I notice that,,,

the old crusty looking one I can move the lever smoothly

the one that looks like it's been rebuilt is very stiff and difficult to move

 

Could this be the result of having new seals and no fluid, or is it likely a bigger problem?

 

(FYI - the lift shaft is for HY-3)

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702854boy

When you do post this in the classifieds, how much are you going to want for it all? If I remember correctly with my pump my lever was able to move freely with just the resistance of the broken spring, need a day where I can tear into all of it so I can use it this winter with my snowblower I got for free from @Pullstart

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ri702bill

The lift arm shaft assembly in the upper left has the square block - it is from a HY-3. That fits round hoods from 1963 and 1964... perhaps 1965 too.

At the lower right is the same Unidrive bracket I have on my 854, the one in the upper right is the 702 style.

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Bar Nuthin
1 hour ago, 702854boy said:

When you do post this in the classifieds, how much are you going to want for it all?

I have $350 invested in everything seen in the photo (plus some misc. spacers, nuts and bolts)

I will only be looking to recover my investment.

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