GlennaR
Bronze Member
- Joined
- Feb 20, 2006
- Messages
- 56
- Location
- Poconos of PA
- Tractor
- 2005 Kubota L2800 HST with Woods hoe n loader
I have a L2800 HST Kub with a Woods BackHoe n Loader (great machine, just too bad the Kub is not American made - at least the hoe n loader is).
AnyWay, I am seriously considering purchasing a 3 point PowerHouse splitter (or similar - any suggestions). I am planning to keep the hoe mounted and using the two quick disconnects between the hoe n tractor in order to tap into the hydraulic flow n power the splitter.
My intentions are to build a waist height stand for the splitter and attach long hydraulic lines to it since I want to feed rounds to the splitter directly from the loader bucket onto the table of the splitter as I need it?
Does anyone know if I can simply add T fittings to the supply n return hoe lines with a quick connect so I can power the splitter? Just seems too simple to be true.
AnyWay, I am seriously considering purchasing a 3 point PowerHouse splitter (or similar - any suggestions). I am planning to keep the hoe mounted and using the two quick disconnects between the hoe n tractor in order to tap into the hydraulic flow n power the splitter.
My intentions are to build a waist height stand for the splitter and attach long hydraulic lines to it since I want to feed rounds to the splitter directly from the loader bucket onto the table of the splitter as I need it?
Does anyone know if I can simply add T fittings to the supply n return hoe lines with a quick connect so I can power the splitter? Just seems too simple to be true.