Posted by IH574 on April 25, 2010 at 18:37:28 from (204.8.112.133):
In Reply to: Hydraulic vs Gearbox? posted by Davis SC on April 25, 2010 at 06:51:01:
Since you stated that you have the motors on hand already that makes that part of the cost irrelevant.
It could work IF you had the rest of the setup. The problems as have been pointed out are capacity and temperature. You need a reservoir and oil coolers to run efficiently. I have a Jacobsen with a 6' front mower that is driven by hydraulics and it has a big reservoir and a big oil cooler to keep it running.
I have to go along with everyone else on this and say that the best bet in the long run would be to just replace the gearbox.
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