It's a Vickers pump, and the bore is 1 3/4"x 4'stroke. the F11 is 1 3/4"x about 6' stroke. The pto pump I have goes by gpm and I have the 21 gpm. The smaller is about 11? gpm. At the 540 pto rpm they run at a good clip and will lift a 1700lb bale with more to give. It's hard to judge, but for their age they are still very good and reliable loaders. I guess what I want advice on is can that G1000 tractor pump handle a front end loader. At about 1800 rpm? speed's a hard question to answer but let's say "reasonable"?. The F11 with the pto pump just depends on rpm, but even a t an idle with that high gpm pump it has a rather quick lift and plenty of power. I guess I'm really wondering how much power that tractor pump has. Putting the pto pump on would be easy.
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