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Charles,
Thanks buddy!
Thanks buddy!
Charles,
By QCS do you mean the quick connects? I'm about to rig up a log splitter to my hoe and I was wondering if I had enough flow to run it off the thumb lines. It's gonna be a 4 or a 4.5 inch cylinder, and it calls for 11gpm. Cutting it close I suppose.
How much are the QA bucket ears?
-Mark
Why? I dig full depth all the time with my 2 footer.
Yeah, I think the pioneer quick connects have a max flow of 12. Why run it off the thumb - do you have any other remotes? I find the front remotes REALLY useful if you don't have them, as you can run a lot of bobcat stuff - basically makes it into a big skidsteer. I'd tend to put the splitter on a FEL QA blank for ease of movement too.
Yeah, I think the pioneer quick connects have a max flow of 12. Why run it off the thumb - do you have any other remotes? I find the front remotes REALLY useful if you don't have them, as you can run a lot of bobcat stuff - basically makes it into a big skidsteer. I'd tend to put the splitter on a FEL QA blank for ease of movement too.
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I've been using the 2 foot auger to punch tree and hydrange holes. Its a planting machine (pun intended) wife and I got 6 3 gallon hydranges planted in untouched forest soil in around 15 minutes - longest thing was moving the machine.
Be tough to go over a foot or 2 down with the 2 footer - think the 9" would do a lot better but haven't tried it yet
This past weekend I just picked up a Mcmillen X1475 for my 110 tlb. Right now it is setup with a SSQA to go on the front loader, and the couple of "new toy" holes I dug with it went great, much better than a 3 pt hitch type I used before and I won't even mention how much better than digging by hand!!!
Have you guys ever used a hyd phd on the loader also? I am just wondering how it compares to on the backhoe? I need to line up some fun projects for winter, so is it worth making the swap? I would be making the mount myself.