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  1. 73m819

    Adding a pony motor to a M936

    -10 calls for 1250 to 1800 engine rpm for 936 rear operation, this is a 1 to 1 output at the transfer case pto
  2. 73m819

    Adding a pony motor to a M936

    multi-color P0RN
  3. 73m819

    Adding a pony motor to a M936

    Off the input.
  4. 73m819

    Adding a pony motor to a M936

    Output at the transfer case is the same as the input to the transfer case, transfer case is out of gear when the hyd. are used.
  5. 73m819

    Adding a pony motor to a M936

    I believe the 939 -10 calls for 1250 to 1800 engine rpm for 936 rear operation, this is a 1 to 1 output at the transfer case pto.
  6. 73m819

    Adding a pony motor to a M936

    You need to run the pump at a constant speed, think you will find that you will need a bigger motor then you think.
  7. 73m819

    Adding a pony motor to a M936

    There was a 125(10 ton) with a 816 bed that had a pony motor mounted behind the operator basket to run the hyds., So if that worked, I do not see why your idea will not work. How far are you from Gainesville ??
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