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  1. 27th November 2012, 09:22 AM #1
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    pto's and landrovers

    ok, had a quick search and couldn't find anything.
    1999 130 c/c
    I know with landcruiser utes and some small trucks, you can buy an adapter that I think ?????? goes on the transfer box and gives you a PTO (power take off) so you can run hydraulics. I'm short on details but I want to know if the same can be done with defenders. Thanks in advance for any comments .
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  2. 27th November 2012, 09:34 AM #2
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    Have a read through this thread; some good information and links:

    PTO LT230 adaptor for Hyd pump

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  3. 27th November 2012, 10:36 AM #3
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    M R Automotive had one on there shelf a w hile ago. It was a Maxi-Drive unit

    if i didn't have my mechanical PTO i would be considering one of these
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  4. 27th November 2012, 11:52 AM #4
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    something like this?
    Gearbox-Driven Hydraulic PTO Drive System

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  5. 27th November 2012, 12:45 PM #5
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    This is like the one I've got:


    Bolts on, with a transfer on/off lever coming into the cab.

    Have not fitted it mainly because I can't find an easy place to put in the hydraulic oil reservoir. I think I needed to have 10L of oil to run the winch (as advised by a hydralic bloke I discussed with) which is actually quite a lot of oil!
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