425 PTO GPM mad PSI?

[spechols]

I need to make an adapter with the correct speed motor.
Does anyone know the GPM and PSI of the PT-425 PTO?
Many Thanks
Spechols

 

[MossRoad]

2500gpm at 8psi I've been told.

 

[ptsg]

2500gpm at 8psi I've been told.

You sure? That seems a whole lot of flow for not that much pressure.

 

[agjones]

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I use this calculator to determine hydraulic motor.

If you need 540rpm (to convert a farm implement) you want about a 3.4 cubic inch displacement 55cc.

Post a new thread if you need input on a specific setup.

 

[agjones]

You sure? That seems a whole lot of flow for not that much pressure.

I'd hate to see the hose!

 

[MossRoad]

You sure? That seems a whole lot of flow for not that much pressure.

 

[MossRoad]

As the specs from the factory showed about 5 minutes ago in this screen grab...

8 gallons per minute at 2500psi.

 

[ptsg]

As the specs from the factory showed about 5 minutes ago in this screen grab...

8 gallons per minute at 2500psi.

That makes more sense than this:

2500gpm at 8psi I've been told.

 

[MossRoad]

2500gpm at 8psi I've been told.

HA!

2500 psi at 8 gpm.

 

[MossRoad]

That makes more sense than this:

Yeah it does.

 

[woodlandfarms]

I think the hose for 2500gpm at 8psi is like 24” diameter.

 

[spechols]

Good news is that a Terry tells me any 10 cu hydro motor should work for my needs. I am making an adapter for Gravely attachments over the winter. Got to keep coming up with something odd.

 

[cqaigy2]

You're gonna need a bigger tank.

 

[MossRoad]

I think the hose for 2500gpm at 8psi is like 24” diameter.

That would be kinda hard to hook up to my quick connects, no?