Bought a 454 that has been Disassembled for years two bins of parts. Hydraulics pump was not mounted on the tractor. Bought a manual however your tractor is more like what I am dealing with. Just getting my head wrapped around this project and what I need. may reach out to you if that’s ok?
I would like to have a similar setup, only I have a 1501 Loader. When using an implement which requires rear remotes, I am assuming that you disconnect the hoses at the quick couplings and plug in your extra long hoses for the implements (pressure and suction), effectively losing use of the bucket. Correct?
Exactly. That’s what we do. I have extra long hoses on the haybine and the M&W round baler. That was the simplest quickest solution for me. The hydraulic cylinder on the bucket tilt holds good. If it didn’t I’d have to chain it up. As we have added other tractors to our growing farm I do feel the urge to go back and pipe permanent hydraulic quick connections to the back as the rest of them all have it.
Good video, it was easy for me to follow along. I've had a 444 for 6 years. Mine has a hydraulic auxiliary pump for the front loader that is mounted in front under the radiator. The shaft has worn out and I'm having trouble finding the parts rebuild. Can you confirm that you are using your machines front loader without auxiliary pump
@@rickdinovi9217 confirmed it’s only the internal pump being used. Did you try abaline machine, Wengers of Myerstown, Steiner, all states AG parts? We do not have a front pump on our 444. If this helps you - please help us and subscribe as we don’t get paid for any of this off ads until we hit 1000 subscribers.
@@rickdinovi9217 confirmed. We are only using the internal hydraulic pump. Did you call Abaline machine, All states AG parts, Wengers of Myerstown PA, Steiner? If this video helped you please help us and subscribe. we do not make any money on adds until we hit 1000 subscribers
Thanks for this info just got a 454 the manual is ok however this helps
We are glad this helped you. Old manuals are tough as they have simple limited drawings.
Bought a 454 that has been Disassembled for years two bins of parts. Hydraulics pump was not mounted on the tractor.
Bought a manual however your tractor is more like what I am dealing with.
Just getting my head wrapped around this project and what I need. may reach out to you if that’s ok?
@@duanekruse6811 I can send you additional pictures as needed. Go to our TH-cam home page and message us there.
I would like to have a similar setup, only I have a 1501 Loader. When using an implement which requires rear remotes, I am assuming that you disconnect the hoses at the quick couplings and plug in your extra long hoses for the implements (pressure and suction), effectively losing use of the bucket. Correct?
Exactly. That’s what we do. I have extra long hoses on the haybine and the M&W round baler. That was the simplest quickest solution for me. The hydraulic cylinder on the bucket tilt holds good. If it didn’t I’d have to chain it up. As we have added other tractors to our growing farm I do feel the urge to go back and pipe permanent hydraulic quick connections to the back as the rest of them all have it.
Good video, it was easy for me to follow along. I've had a 444 for 6 years. Mine has a hydraulic auxiliary pump for the front loader that is mounted in front under the radiator. The shaft has worn out and I'm having trouble finding the parts rebuild.
Can you confirm that you are using your machines front loader without auxiliary pump
@@rickdinovi9217 confirmed it’s only the internal pump being used. Did you try abaline machine, Wengers of Myerstown, Steiner, all states AG parts? We do not have a front pump on our 444.
If this helps you - please help us and subscribe as we don’t get paid for any of this off ads until we hit 1000 subscribers.
@@rickdinovi9217 confirmed. We are only using the internal hydraulic pump. Did you call Abaline machine, All states AG parts, Wengers of Myerstown PA, Steiner?
If this video helped you please help us and subscribe. we do not make any money on adds until we hit 1000 subscribers