rtv hydraulics?

[334 lawn co.]

we have a kubota rtv 900 with the hydraulic package and nobody can give me an answer as to what the gpm on them is. does anybody know or think they know? we are looking for a sprayer that could attach via hydraulic connection.

 

[kbotaman]

If you have the model that has the axillary remote ( not the valve used to dump the bed) it has 5 gpm, 2000 psi.

The valve used to dump the bed can not be used to run hyd. powered tools.

 

[TWO GUNS]

Give 'em a call:
(310) 370-3370.
See if they can tell you or lead you in the right direction !!!!

 

[Deerlope]

If you got the plastic oil tank then just be careful that you oil tank does not get to hot. Else you will have a melt down.

 

[Nwood]

The valve used to dump the bed can not be used to run hyd. powered tools.

kbotaman can you 'splain this further?

thx

 

[kbotaman]

The constant oil flow required to operate the hyd. powered tools causes the hyd. fluid to heat up, the standard models do not have the oil cooling systems necessary to keep the oil temperature from getting hot enough to damage the seals in the transmission as well as cause other trans. problems. As the trans oil heats up it tends to thin out lessening it's ability to provide proper lubrication to the trans.

The turf utility and the work site utility come with a a second valve that has it's own oil reservoir as well as a hyd. cooler and cooling fan to control the oil temp.

 

[334 lawn co.]

we got the attachment package. it has aux hydraulic connections on the back.

 

[334 lawn co.]

weve had it since '04. it was an early production model. not new.

 

[mtrain]

Your unit does not have the oil cooler and larger oil tank. Your machine just has two hyd. outlets that shouldn't be used for continuous operation as stated previously. The hydraulic utility models with the large oill tank and oil cooler came out in 2005.

 

[mtrain]

There is a conversion kit for your machine to upgrade It is still only 5 GPM though. Hope this helps.