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Posted by pperry on November 07, 2005 at 03:21:06 from (69.213.86.170):
hi all.. i want to by a 3pt splitter, but have a few ? before i run out and buy one. i will be useing my ford 800 w/ front pump. this use to have a loader on it, and i still run the tractor hydraulics from the front pump. i have read in the past guys complaining about splitters being to slow running off their tractors. are the front pumps faster? my 3pt seems to lift my back blade pretty quick at medium rpms. and do you'all think ill have to run my tractor at high rpms to make a splitter move quick. does anybody have this setup???.. perry in mi
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