Finding the right hydraulic pump

[BFR]

I am starting to work through the process of adding a rear winch to my deuce and would like to hear some ideas on how to make it all work.
The good news is that I have a deuce, a braden hydraulic winch with motor & controls, and the transfer case PTO.
The bad news is that I do not have the pump and am having a hard time locating the specs for the motor(denison with a silk screened tag that has been painted over). I need to work out the location & required capacity of the resevoir as well. I would also like to change to some type of electrical controls.

And to add to the confusion, I may need this hydraulic system to support other additions to my truck (crane).

 

[cranetruck]

Look for a pump that can supply about 10 gpm and has a pressure rating of about 3,000 psi.
You will also need a hydraulic fluid tank, about 20 gallons.

 

[jimk]

Here is a good source for low cost top quality new pumps.

http://www.precisionfluidpower.com/hyraulic_price_list.htm

Best to -not- use a paper fliter on the suction side.Suction Screen only.The control valve will be either for a open center system or closed center sysytem.Best Pump choice depends on type of system.Check control valve make sure there is a pressure relief valve somewhere.JimK

 

[mucekok]

i recently obtained the bolt-on engine driven hyd. pump for a multifuel out of a 5-ton. i was considering using it for a rear winch setup as well. anyone know the specs of this pump? or will it work for this?