Can I put live hydraulics on my Fordson Major?

I would like to put live hydraulics on my '56 FMD. It has got a front end loader which works off of the internal hydraulics, but live would be preferable for obvious reasons. I would also like to put a power steering cylinder on it. Here are my questions:

1) What type of pump would work? I would prefer something I could find from a wrecker. How many gpm is preferable?

2) Is it better to mount something directly to the front of the engine, or belt drive it somewhere on the front to the side?

3) Where is a good place to hide a fluid resovoir?

Tahnks in advance to whomever helps me out.

Thanks for your reply. I guess I don't know all of the correct terminology, but I never intended to try to mount a pump internally. (The mere thought of such a thing makes me shudder with fear.) But I knew someone years ago who had mounted a pump directly on the front of the engine, and from it he ran a front end loader, and power steering. It worked great, and (as far as I know)it is still working great 20 years later, though the man in question has died, and the tractor has been sold to person(s) unknown. Anyway, I would like to try something similar on mine, but am not sure what type of pump I would need. BTW, if I decided to go with a Fordson PAS, do you know anywhere to get the parts for a reasonable price? I can't seem to find anything at the local wreckers.

Karl

Thanks for the advice. I kind of suspected that there would be some pressure issues with trying to run both power steering and loader from the same pump, but I wasn't sure. The whole tractor mechanics thing is quite new to me. It is an adventure however. However, now my wife gets somewhat fearful every time I say "Hey, I think I just thought of a way to improve the tractor".

Karl