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I guess Flu419 only runs on a hydraulic pumps that runs the whole system correct, hence the two different hydraulic tanks?? From The information I have researched the backhoe PTO runs a 30 gallon a minute pump the front loader runs off a belt drive pump and that's like 8 to 11 gallons per...

So the truck can be driven with the PTO engaged, for the rear backhoe and feed hydraulics to the front to run an attachment, while underway or in movement forward or reverse? Like a Bush hog ? Thank you Sent from my SM-G975U using Tapatalk

Agreed, Tennmoger is the knowledge base that is very helpful. Dealing with different forms are indeed variable in terms of replies and pin point knowledge. It is always nice to have superior input and correct answers that you can count on. After dealing with a m923a2, M998, m803a, m1031/1028...

Well as original mogs are so versatile in all implement applications, I was under the impression that the FLU19 would be the same but as described a little different. As a tractor type application would application would like to run a Bush hog out front. I know that can be run hydraulically ...

Excellent description that's exactly what I was looking for in terms of the 2 different machines and non availability on the 419FLU compared to the 406 unimog having much more availability. I know the FLU has a splitter which is a split rear gear I believe to shift 1st Then 1st high range when...

Well, I guess from no reply that the unimog section isn't like the others. Thanks [emoji106] [emoji1258] Sent from my SM-G975U using Tapatalk

Or if you own a 406, Trying to find difference between the 2 different trucks on the PTO and hydraulic setups. Thanks again Sent from my SM-G975U using Tapatalk

Looking for information on this model truck, any input would be greatly helpful, in terms of the Ins and outs of the PTO or hydraulic system. Thank you Sent from my SM-G975U using Tapatalk