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What direction does the front PTO Pulley turn on a wheel horse D180 with a Kohler K482 as you face the front of the tractor?

 

I want to get a hydraulic pump for a Johnson 10 loader I will be mounting to tractor and want to make sure I get a pump that rotates the correct direction.

 

 

 

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pfrederi

PTO ends of Kohlers turn Counter clockwise

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Thank You.

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