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i have two of the northern pumps that you are talking about, and they work as advertized. to attach you need to slip the pump on the pto shaft, and then tighten a large allen screw to hold it in place, attached to the pump are two chains, one on each side, you hook these to your 3pt arms, or the hitch, and they keep the hitch from spinning, the chains have hooks on the ends, one of the hooks is fashioned from the allen wrench you use to tighten the screw to the pto shaft. i usually use them to irrigate transplanted trees that are away from the house. the pressure pump has an inlet and outlet hose and hose connectors included. i think you could use the pump as needed if the tank is full. the one pump will empty a 30 gal garbage can in less than a minute if you are running the pto at 540 rpm. i usually dont run that fast to water trees. they also make a larger pump with 2" in and outlets, if you had enough water you could run a regular fire hose, but you would need a pond or swimming pool to supply the water. the pumps arent very expensive, and have worked well for me, i dont use them a lot about 5-6 times a year more or less.

alex

PTO Powered Water Pumps
Operating and Attachments
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i have a 7108 loader on a NH 1520, it is rated at 800 lbs says the owners manual, i dont think the rating increases if mounted on the 1920. if you need any specs on the loader let me know.
alex

New Holland 7108 Loader
Loaders Back Hoes
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