How can i tell if my 751 has auxillary hydraulics?

[shawn macananny]

there was a kit but it looks like it is no longer available. individually the parts add up to around $1040.00. ouch.

Well i finally got to test it today when i got my drive motor installed. I removed the aux fitting and bumped the switch and it squirted out ALOT haha. It varried with RPM in both directions so i believe it should be fine when i go to use it. Hydraulic pump works great so i assume the auxilary will too. Only issue i could see running into is possibly blowing a hose but thats a normal wear and tear part imo. Thanks for everything!

 

[Tazza]

Well i finally got to test it today when i got my drive motor installed. I removed the aux fitting and bumped the switch and it squirted out ALOT haha. It varried with RPM in both directions so i believe it should be fine when i go to use it. Hydraulic pump works great so i assume the auxilary will too. Only issue i could see running into is possibly blowing a hose but thats a normal wear and tear part imo. Thanks for everything!

Good to hear it looks like its all working
I assume the motor is right this time? shame it took so long to get fixed though.
Blown hoses happen, thankfully it doesn't happen all the time, but usually when you need the machine most.....

 

[shawn macananny]

Good to hear it looks like its all working
I assume the motor is right this time? shame it took so long to get fixed though.
Blown hoses happen, thankfully it doesn't happen all the time, but usually when you need the machine most.....

yup all is work 100% and i even got some new style flat face couplers and reducers, only $73 for both from ESCO. I did dead head aux hydraulics and no blown hoses so i think it will be ok for attachments. I've only put an hour or so on it since i installed the new motor but i believe it is fixed. it steers and drives perfect to me.