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hydro set up
I have done some more searching since reading your advise and you are right about the tractor hydro set-up, not having a vast amount in their sump, so I have been hunting around for a second PTO driven hedge cutter/flailer pack, there are various makes around including Vicon and Ransomes.
They are all PTO driven and have a 30 gallon tank with an oil cooler, all on the 3PL, the power cutter head has a motor which is way too fast for the mill, so I will use the new one I have.
There are also hydro power packs for powering small jack hammers which would do the job, its just which one can be bought the cheapest.
I looked into a small two man Kubota ATV, the local agri engineers said this could be modified to do the job but the cost was way to high, Ok if you already have one I suppose.
A question, how long does your mill take to stop after cutting the power, reason why I ask is, over here health and safety is ripe, all new machinery for sale to the general public, must come to a stand still in less than 10 seconds, if not the safety guys won't certify things.
I have done some more searching since reading your advise and you are right about the tractor hydro set-up, not having a vast amount in their sump, so I have been hunting around for a second PTO driven hedge cutter/flailer pack, there are various makes around including Vicon and Ransomes.
They are all PTO driven and have a 30 gallon tank with an oil cooler, all on the 3PL, the power cutter head has a motor which is way too fast for the mill, so I will use the new one I have.
There are also hydro power packs for powering small jack hammers which would do the job, its just which one can be bought the cheapest.
I looked into a small two man Kubota ATV, the local agri engineers said this could be modified to do the job but the cost was way to high, Ok if you already have one I suppose.
A question, how long does your mill take to stop after cutting the power, reason why I ask is, over here health and safety is ripe, all new machinery for sale to the general public, must come to a stand still in less than 10 seconds, if not the safety guys won't certify things.