That's excellent! There were optional hydraulics driven from the governor and I was considering that for my 50 but I like your diverter valve setup better.
Yes. I’ve seen photos where pumps are mounted from the governor drive on models that weren’t equipped with the rear hydraulics. I don’t do any farming so this capability really makes this much more useful for me than just a pulling machine.
@@langbros.1907 In these parts the pumps often came installed along with the gear case pump. Three point hitches were uncommon on these bigger units but there was always a need for more hydraulic output. I’d have to have a three point hitch to make my 50 useful to me. Otherwise it would be a show piece.
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Ours didn't have hydraulics like that. That might be the reason Dad didn't finish the 3 point hitch. Great video
Thanks Mike.
That's excellent! There were optional hydraulics driven from the governor and I was considering that for my 50 but I like your diverter valve setup better.
Yes. I’ve seen photos where pumps are mounted from the governor drive on models that weren’t equipped with the rear hydraulics. I don’t do any farming so this capability really makes this much more useful for me than just a pulling machine.
@@langbros.1907 In these parts the pumps often came installed along with the gear case pump. Three point hitches were uncommon on these bigger units but there was always a need for more hydraulic output. I’d have to have a three point hitch to make my 50 useful to me. Otherwise it would be a show piece.