Posted by Farmall 656 on July 05, 2017 at 08:13:56 from (24.179.131.116):
I have a small tree farm which some of the trees have grown to 4'-5' tall. I have found a tree spade that can either be attached to the 3pt hitch or front of tractor loader. I own a 574 with a 3pt hitch and a 656 with Farmhand 225 all hydraulic loader but with no 3pt hitch. The questions I have to you about the tractors are this: 1) Does the 574's 3pt hitch have enough lift to raise up beyond the 27" needed to get the spade/tree out of the ground? 2) Does the 656 have the hydraulic capacity to operate a tree spade like this? Spade specs call for: max psi of 3000 lbs, 05 � 25 GPM flow is required
Any help or suggestions would be appreciated!! Thank you!!
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