I have a Massey Ferguson Super 90. It has a MF loader that is powered by a PTO mounted hyd pump. I have attached a pic. The pump just floats on the PTO shaft and it wobbles a little. Chains keep the pump from spinning around when it is delivering pressure. Here is my problem. The PTO shaft doesn't extend out the back side of the pump and so makes my PTO unusable for PTO driven implements like a mower. I think I should be able to purchase some kind of PTO extension. Anyone have this problem? Solved it? Glenn
I don't know if this would do what you want. My thought was you could stick one end into the pump, and the other could attach to the shaft of the mower. It seems like that would be way too dangerous, especially since it would likely be unretained, and wobbly.
With a bit of cobbling/fabrication you could mount the PTO pump above, maybe, and put a 1:1 gear ratio chain drive from the PTO shaft to a sprocket on the pump, then have the PTO stub on the tractor free for the mower. It may be easier to move the PTO pump to the engine and drive it off a shaft, belt, or chain up there.
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Personally, I would consider plumbing into the tractor's hydraulic system, before doing that. Your loader may not be as fast, but would totally free up the PTO, and be a tad safer..
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If you know the flow required, replace the pump with one of the newer PTO Pumps. The shaft passes through the pump. You would still need a long enough PTO shaft to make it useful. Might be worth looking in to.
Look at Double H products under PTO adapters #23676 would seem to be what you need. You might want to look at installing a bearing on the back side of the pump for support if you have enough length.