Rock knocker
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I see and read that your pump and tank are both carried on the 3 PH. How did you make your PTO shaft? I couldn't tell if there is any slip in it.
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Yes. I have Ruger no1 and a Browning 1885 reproduction chambered in 45-70. I had a Thompson contender pistol chambered in 45-70. The 1885 is a handful. I would love to have one in 44-40 or something similar. I would also like a no1 in 357 mag, but they bring a pretty penny.
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Rock knocker
It has a double universal and with the shear bolts pulled about 2" of slip is available. Mount the right side 1st then the center link and preposition the driveshaft to mate the splines at the pump................. as you fasten the last 3 PH pin it will slide the driveshaft in. Voila! No need to wrestle the 85 lb. pump or monkey with the shear pins. This has worked out better than I envisioned during the build.
better pic here I think: http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/hydraulics/286706-pto-snow-blower-hydraulic-drive.html
It has a double universal and with the shear bolts pulled about 2" of slip is available. Mount the right side 1st then the center link and preposition the driveshaft to mate the splines at the pump................. as you fasten the last 3 PH pin it will slide the driveshaft in. Voila! No need to wrestle the 85 lb. pump or monkey with the shear pins. This has worked out better than I envisioned during the build.
better pic here I think: http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/hydraulics/286706-pto-snow-blower-hydraulic-drive.html
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+10 on what you said. Pulling the trigger on the Thompson Contender pistol must have felt like pulling the lanyard on a 105 Howitzer! 300 gr./ 3/4 oz. round exiting at 2000'/sec.
+10 on what you said. Pulling the trigger on the Thompson Contender pistol must have felt like pulling the lanyard on a 105 Howitzer! 300 gr./ 3/4 oz. round exiting at 2000'/sec.
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Bump! Gotta be some activity as autumn looms.............. just "search" ..... Balerguy2
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I keep checking because I love to play in the snow. Even watching videos of others is something I enjoy while on the elliptical. Makes the time fly faster than music videos for me. I've already been scouring the 'net for long range weather forecasts. Right now there's more to do than I have time for. I just started a new shed for the L4240, weekly pistol competition starts tonight, a couple different projects at church, would like to paint the plow before winter, and the l3200 should have a final service before putting it up for sale. When I hit 68 two years ago I cut back to 4 day weeks. Still not enough time
