Posted by Diymechanicmike on February 17, 2018 at 18:33:07 from (104.235.142.11):
In Reply to: Mf3165 posted by Diymechanicmike on February 17, 2018 at 15:12:07:
So what I'm thinking here is if I rigged up a 3pt carry-crate and mounted the 2:1 gear box to the said crate, the 1 side toward pto and obviously get sum adapters to connect and then the 2 side would stick straight up and I could get adapters for that shaft to hook right into hydraulic pump there for giving me 1080rpm to spin the hydraulic pump for the 40gpm option the pump has because I don't think the 540rpm @ 20gpm would operate a forestry mulcher they claim 30gpm and up for operation so I figured this setup would have me running threw the overgrowed property I'm wanting to clear.... let me know your thoughts on this good and bad please haha I'm still in the research phase and there is already 1500bucks in the said pot as it is haha but still no where near the price of a bobcat with high flow options so this is the more affordable route for me and if this is able to be done affordable to alot of ppl out there like me.... thanks mike
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