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DR Mower as a Power Head for hydraulics

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Brian Sarasy

10-21-2005 10:15:24




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Has anyone set up a 17HP DR Mower power head to a hydraulic system to run a wood splitter? I figure you could mount a hydraulic pump on the shaft and power the wood splitter. Any ideas?




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barryinmn

10-21-2005 17:04:08




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 Re: DR Mower as a Power Head for hydraulics in reply to Brian Sarasy, 10-21-2005 10:15:24  
Probably wayyy over powered. I have the 15HP DR cutter & it absolutely will not start at anything below 30F. To be fair I've abused it in terms of steep slope mowing.

A splitter would work with 6-8HP & more important a two stage pump for speed. Would get you 25-30 tons.



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