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23 Oct 2019 04:25 #215063 by Lambert
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On my way back from the bigjimny meet I was thinking, usually a bad sign, given that my air conditioning system is effectively inoperable would it be feasible to replace the compressor with a pulley and bearing that wer shafted to a half inch square drive of similar that I could then use to drive things like a water lift pump or other small mechanical equipment, not full sized tractor PTO equipment but little things that take some of the effort out of being off grid? Just a thought and I have probably missed a really important aspect?

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23 Oct 2019 07:01 #215064 by Scimike
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No you have not missed something, what you suggest could be done, after all the AC compressor is an auxiliary device.
So long as the device being driven is happy with the RPM and the load it will impose within the tolerance of the belt drive it would work.
Your main issue is making the PTO connection accessible easily, safely and within the Jimny structure.
Just expanding your idea how about driving a small hydraulic motor and route pipes to a slave motor for the PTO connection, you could retain the electric clutch from the AC to make the connection.
Just thinking, as you say, usually a bad thing.
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23 Oct 2019 07:37 #215065 by CC Baxter
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Isn't this where onboard air (like the Icelandics favour) comes from? I remember a belt driven compressor on an old Land Cruiser.
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23 Oct 2019 08:18 #215067 by mlines
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Fit an older SJ manual transfer box with genuine PTO fitted.

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23 Oct 2019 19:16 #215086 by Lambert
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Ah no I'm not after a full pto like would run a winch or saw table like the series 1 land rover more lightweight than that. It would be most useful for being able to abstract water for the sheep to drink which currently happens with either a bucket and some plastic containers or with a bulk container and a big manly pump which takes a lot of preparation. I was thinking that a smaller pump running off the Jimny would fill the small containers much quicker than the bucket and without the agro of the bulk setup. Something like a hundred litres a minute on say a ten meter lift. If it were only the pulley and drive that were permanently on the car that be better. More research needed.

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24 Oct 2019 09:16 #215104 by Riccy
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Why not use something like this little electric pump:


www.machinemart.co.uk/p/clarke-stp12-12v...sible-transfer-pump/



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24 Oct 2019 09:21 #215105 by Riccy
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Or have a look at winchmax, who make a small winch with a pressure washer on it


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24 Oct 2019 10:33 #215112 by RainerK
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Or install a second alternator and go electric. A second alternator also helps with winching, recharging a second battery, backup if the 1st one fails, ....

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24 Oct 2019 13:44 #215118 by Daniel30
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RainerK wrote: Or install a second alternator and go electric. A second alternator also helps with winching, recharging a second battery, backup if the 1st one fails, ....


So 2 alternators and 2 battery's?

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24 Oct 2019 16:07 #215120 by Lambert
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I used to have a onboard mains facility on a land rover and I never really got on with it. Those little water pumps are really no quicker than a bucket it would have to be a bigger shaft driven one to be any use. I'll keep mulling this over.

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24 Oct 2019 17:23 #215121 by Daniel30
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www.parkerbrand.co.uk/2-petrol-water-pum...Zi13_XwaAgFgEALw_wcB

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24 Oct 2019 17:28 #215122 by Lambert
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One extreme to the other. That's fine if I were needing to replace my bulk water transport system and it's also a one trick pony whereas a mini PTO could potentially have a number of attachments and uses.

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