PTO pump for 7100 FEL

lilpep

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Hello forum just wanted to start this thread because i have an after market FEL for my b7100. Ive do e research and found that 6.5 to 7.5 GPM is good for FEL. Since the onboard pump flows less than that it would be slow operation of the FEL.
My FEL has a sump in the pilar/column. So i dont need it to flow back to the tractor. And the extra flow might allow for other controls or functions in the future.
My question is has any one added a PTO pump to the B7100D . What pump would you recommend?
 

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Hello forum just wanted to start this thread because i have an after market FEL for my b7100. Ive do e research and found that 6.5 to 7.5 GPM is good for FEL. Since the onboard pump flows less than that it would be slow operation of the FEL.
My FEL has a sump in the pilar/column. So i dont need it to flow back to the tractor. And the extra flow might allow for other controls or functions in the future.
My question is has any one added a PTO pump to the B7100D . What pump would you recommend?
A regular 540RPM pto pump driven from the rear will not work for several reasons.
Lack of available HP to run the pump is #1
Not having a Live PTO is #2
The original option was to use a front PTO (crank driven) pto pump.
But the parts for that would all have to be fabricated as stock parts have long been obsolete.