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need suggestions ....what to build

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johnt

05-09-2004 20:00:37




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When I bought my Ford 6600 it had a street sweeper I do not need. I removed it and I am looking for suggestions as to what to build with the parts.
I have : hydraulic pump,(Crank shaft driven) oil tank ( approx 25 gallons) hoses, valves, 2 way cylinder, the broom
Stator rotor (turns the hydro pressure into rotational energy to turn the broom)
Any suggestions appreciated.




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johnt

05-11-2004 17:28:24




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 Re: need suggestions ....what to build in reply to johnt, 05-09-2004 20:00:37  
thanks, guys for your responses.
I live in Florida so I dont really need a snow blower. I am willing to sell it. Shipping may be a deal killer though. it weighs several hundred pounds.
John



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JHesler

05-10-2004 13:13:29




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 Re: need suggestions ....what to build in reply to johnt, 05-09-2004 20:00:37  
Take the broom off and mount some tires. Use it when you want to go real fast in reverse.



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Tim

05-10-2004 09:18:07




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 Re: need suggestions ....what to build in reply to johnt, 05-09-2004 20:00:37  
I've been looking for a broom if you�re interested in selling it. Depends on where you are.
Tim



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Chip

05-10-2004 07:11:15




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 Re: need suggestions ....what to build in reply to johnt, 05-09-2004 20:00:37  
Sell it as a unit,it can be put on about anything.Where is it?



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Chip

05-10-2004 13:40:31




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 Re: Re: need suggestions ....what to build in reply to Chip, 05-10-2004 07:11:15  
Should have added,I don't think it would drive a blower well,if at all.Not enough oomph.MHO.



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Wayne

05-09-2004 23:40:44




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 Re: need suggestions ....what to build in reply to johnt, 05-09-2004 20:00:37  
Leave the hydraulic pump and system hooked to the tractor and use it for an auxiliary system. With some simple valving, etc you could use it to power a log splitter (use the cylinder for the splitter, if it has a large enough bore and stroke)----Make a hydraulic powered auger, with down pressure, to fit the 3 point (use both the cylinder, if it has a long enough stroke, and the motor, if it's large enough to provide the needed torque)-----like the other post stated modify things a little and make it into a snow blower-----Be inventive, be creative, the possibilities are only as endless as your skills..... . and your funds. Whatever you wind up doing, good luck and have fun....

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tomdually

05-09-2004 22:06:39




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 Re: need suggestions ....what to build in reply to johnt, 05-09-2004 20:00:37  
you got most of the parts so if you live in the snow belt, why not build a snowblower. (single stage)just replace the broom with an auger and add a chute.



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