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I need help putting together a driveline to connect a transfer case PTO with a hydraulic pump. The pto has a flange that appears to have a 2"x2 3/8" bolt pattern. Can anyone point me to a vendor that carries driveshafts (or components) that would bolt up to this flange?

greengemdepot ?

I think Matt in live oak had a case with one on it for sale (no clue about linkage)

Do you have one more of the dolly wheels? are the tires 7.50?

the parts book from Hiab came in so I can start gathering some seals to try and slow down the leaks.

look at that yoke:shock: what size u-joint does that take?

not in alabama, Fischer Crane Inventory BTW the 950 hasn't been made for a while (decades) in the new naming scheme it hiab dropped a zero, so a hiab 99 is rated for more.

whose tan m151 is that? (in post #30)

Please don't kill me mr. abrams/A10/f15 driver

Justin or Bjorn have either of you disassembled the hook/swivel mount?(see pic below) Mine is awol and I will need to make up a replacement any close up pics and measurements would be greatly appreciated.

wow, first uh....pneumatic companion I have seen on SS rofl

everything I have found to determine section modulus requires that I know what type/ grade steel the frame is made out of. (I don't, anyone know????) Here is my thinking... Based on the fact that you have been satisfied with your mounting method I am planning on replicating it, but there are...

never mind, I wouldn't do it... let me give you my address so you know where to send that useless leather....:wink:

I would do it.

I would like to see them

I used a poor choice of words in the original question. Think of this as an attempt to spread the load over a greater area of the frame. The thickest wall 1.5"x3" tube I have found is 3/16 I am not opposed to using solid stock if it will do a better job spreading the load. edit: pics of...

looks like memphis equipment to me

what is the stock t-case reduction? think of the loads you could drag around in low,low :drool:

anyone know what the specs on deuce frame material?

I know about the rivets/need for holes... my main concern is frame reinforcement