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no the hydraulic pump is mounted directly to the engine PTO, or in laymens terms, its mounted on a cover on front of engine bolted on backside of cover, it is a gear driven pump driven from a gear off the gear array inside the timing cover from the looks of the diagram.

This would also mean the fan is driven straight off the waterpump hub.

hope this clears things up for you
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