Posted by ptfarmer on February 18, 2018 at 08:08:17 from (70.114.32.211):
In Reply to: Mf3165 posted by Diymechanicmike on February 17, 2018 at 15:12:07:
At the minimum requirements of 3000 psi, and 28 gpm you are going to need 50 hp minimum. The diesel if its in good running condition it will be lucky to make 50 pto hp at 540 pto rpm. Speeding the pto rpm up is going to take more power to run the pump. The mucher once you get all the stuff you need to run it will be close to the weight of the tractor, its going to beat that tractor up (if it could run it) even with a 100 hp skidsteer weighing around twice as much it's still hard on a skidsteer.
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