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    Posted: 09 Apr 2010 at 4:22pm
Are there controls for the hydraulics and the PTO that you can reach from the seat? If so, anyone have pictures?
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Here is a pic of my control for the hyd., my pto doesn't have anything.
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My PTO runs whenever the clutch is out I think?  Been awhile - I use the PTO to run the sickle mower and it has its own pedal thingy to engage it by tightening the belt.  But if I 'member right if you shove in the clutch the mower quits.
Don't have hydraulics - thought that was just on the girlie tractors.....heehee.  Sorry.
 
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A girlie tractor? Don't make me come up there.LOL. One of my G's has a lever to engage the PTO(this one has hydraulics) and the other doesn't have a lever.
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Thanks for the pictures Lonnie. It looks like a spring under the tank, is that to help return to neutral the position?
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Yes, the spring returns it to neutral from lift position but not from lowering position but since it's a 1 way cylinder it doesn't matter. Appears to be original.
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That is the original hyd on a G tractor.  The special hyd pump pulley, I believe, had a shift lever that could turn it off.  The pulley without a hyd was, I believe, in constant drive.
Real nice looking G.
Hyds for a G are rather rare.
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Here Here is the lever that Bill mentioned.
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Sorry Lonnie - my wife uses our G, she loves to drive it.  She says the G stands for girl..... hows the weather way down south there anyway?  You must have coconut palms and pineapples growing by now!
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Drier than a popcorn fart and it was almost too hot yesterday. Must have hit the lower 60's.
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