BX25 GrappleOmatic

[bindian]

Artisan,

If you can get the BX series tractors to produce around 15 GPM this would turn this tractor into an attachment machine. We have had several requests here at Danuser for augers on the BX series tractors. At this time we don't offer a 3pt digger small enough for this tractor. If the flow was around 15 GPM we could offer hydraulic augers for the front of the loader. Keep up the good work and keep me posted on your success!

Glenn,
I forgot what gpm requirements my Danuser 8300-2 auger requires, but I am sure it is under 11.3 gpm, since that is the tractor's pump rating. What does the 8300-2 require?
hugs, Brandi

 

[SPYDERLK]

Glenn,
I forgot what gpm requirements my Danuser 8300-2 auger requires, but I am sure it is under 11.3 gpm, since that is the tractor's pump rating. What does the 8300-2 require?
hugs, Brandi

dont know why the auger would have to turn full speed to work ...

 

[bindian]

dont know why the auger would have to turn full speed to work ...

Right Larry. I run about 1500 rpm when augering. I run full rpm to operate the Bradco 511 backhoe to get full use out of it. But then again, I don't have rocks or stones in my soil either.
hugs, Brandi

 

[jim_wilson]

Hopefully I didn't miss this info somewhere in thread as I read thru it - but if you don't mind me asking: How much did the Fasse valve cost?

I'm thinking of a setup on my soon to be arrived B3200 that could use one (or more) of them and I'm wondering how much they will set me back.

That's a great setup you've got there - and the detailed build info is much appreciated

 

[Artisan]

Hopefully I didn't miss this info somewhere in thread as I read thru it - but if you don't mind me asking: How much did the Fasse valve cost?

I'm thinking of a setup on my soon to be arrived B3200 that could use one (or more) of them and I'm wondering how much they will set me back.

That's a great setup you've got there - and the detailed build info is much appreciated

Good luck Jim! Look at post #44

 

[jim_wilson]

Good luck Jim! Look at post #44

Excellent - Thanks

The dealer where I am buying my tractor is listed as a Fasse dealer. Once I actually get the tractor in hand and can take a closer look at it and think things out I'll have to come up with a plan to add the hydraulics I want.

 

[CHDinCT]

Excellent - Thanks

The dealer where I am buying my tractor is listed as a Fasse dealer. Once I actually get the tractor in hand and can take a closer look at it and think things out I'll have to come up with a plan to add the hydraulics I want.

Jim, don't want to pop your bubble, but many of my local dealers - Kubota, JD, etc. - were listed as Fasse dealers and when I called them I might as well have been talking Chinese. Couldn't find a knowledgeable local dealer to help me put together an order. Maybe you'll have better luck.

 

[jim_wilson]

Jim, don't want to pop your bubble, but many of my local dealers - Kubota, JD, etc. - were listed as Fasse dealers and when I called them I might as well have been talking Chinese. Couldn't find a knowledgeable local dealer to help me put together an order. Maybe you'll have better luck.

He! That's ok. My bubble gets popped on a daily basis. There's not much of a bubble left.

Is there any place to order these online? Does Fasse sell direct?

 

[Ductape]

He! That's ok. My bubble gets popped on a daily basis. There's not much of a bubble left.

Is there any place to order these online? Does Fasse sell direct?

Alot of members here have done their systems buying from Surplus Center.... a site sponsor.

 

[dstig1]

I was able to get my valve directly from Fasse. They were willing to do it as I "didn't have a dealer" in my area. Beats me if that is true, but many of these places need to come up with a way to sell direct better than through dealers for these kinds of things that are never stocked.

My valve, switch to put on the joystick and a few minor fittings were $350, direct.