I have a bobcat 763. It is a regular/low flow unit. I want to rent a breaker attachment. One guy at the rental yard says it can run a concrete breaker another guy there says it can't. Does anyone know the answer for sure before I rent this attachment? A year ago there was also a question about its capability to run an auger. I chanced it and rented the auger with 24" bit and it worked ok. It was a little slow but it did the job.
- Thread starter Jerry F
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If they can"t agree on whether or not it works, they should let you try it out. Sometimes the issue with a low flow machine is that it can run the attachment, but it may overheat, depending on how hard you use it. Dealer thought my old skidloader could run a snowblower ok since my yard was small. If I still had livestock and needed everything blown out, he wouldn"t recommend it.
I since traded skidloaders and bought a snowblower with the motor matched to the pump.
I since traded skidloaders and bought a snowblower with the motor matched to the pump.
Tony in SD
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Depends on the Bobcat Breaker model. Some Bobcat Breakers can use a little as 6 GPM and others need 33 GPM. I think the 763 is either a 10 or a 15 GPM machine can't remember for sure. I know the 763H which I have will pump 25 GPM when set to high flow
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