2-60 white hydraulics

[renegag]

Hi, I have a rear mounted pump just on top of the pto to run the loader in front along with a separate hyd. tank, and the original engine mounted pump for the pto and remotes at the rear wich use tranny oil.
Now the rear pump for the loader is only running with the pto engaged so everytime I have the baler, rotary cutter, or anything on the pto it needs to run if i want to operate the loader and it drives me crazy lol.
I was thinking of removing the rear pump, and connecting the loader valve body in series with the line that goes from the engine driven pump. Do you guys think it would be a good idea or not? anythime the engine would run I could operate the loader and when not operating the loader oil would still flow through the loader valve body and supply the 3 point and remotes?
Any opiniong would be greatly apreciated, Thanks in advance!

 

[J. Schwiebert]

The idea behind those PTO pumps was to allow the loader to work at a decent operating speed, That tractor pump does not have a lot of GPM.

 

[rrlund]

I agree. Even the remotes are slow on those things.

 

[renegag]

yeah I know it could be a little slower but I am wondering how much slower... I think I'll just plumb it temporarly into the remotes and see how much difference there is. Thanks guys!!