Gumby6
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TC30HST Arriving Dec 30!!!
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Full list of options:
Hydrostatic transmission
Quick attach (skid steer type) bucket.
3rd (independent) hydraulic function to front of loader, controls integrated into loader control.
Optional hydraulic remote at rear.
Woods 1009 quick detach loader with integral stand.
Filled rears.
Block Heater.
It's going to be a happy new year. Look for further pics on delivery (I'll be the operator with the big grin).
Hydrostatic transmission
Quick attach (skid steer type) bucket.
3rd (independent) hydraulic function to front of loader, controls integrated into loader control.
Optional hydraulic remote at rear.
Woods 1009 quick detach loader with integral stand.
Filled rears.
Block Heater.
It's going to be a happy new year. Look for further pics on delivery (I'll be the operator with the big grin).
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Gumby6,
Congratulations on a slick looking machine !! What do you plan on using 3rd function FEL for.....grapple ??
Will definitely need to give us some better (lighting) pictures.
You must be on CLOUD 9 !! /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
Congratulations on a slick looking machine !! What do you plan on using 3rd function FEL for.....grapple ??
Will definitely need to give us some better (lighting) pictures.
You must be on CLOUD 9 !! /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
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A grapple is definately planned for that third function. Probably a build-it-myself project (looking forward to that) /forums/images/graemlins/tongue.gif
My property is heavily forrested and I plan to thin the woods and will have a lot of log/brush handling to do.
Also a post hole digger for quick attach as I feel you have much more control with a hydraulic model over a PTO (ability to reverse auger is a real plus) and the added reach off of front of loader is nice.
The 3rd function opens up a lot of possibilities (tree shear?) /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif
My property is heavily forrested and I plan to thin the woods and will have a lot of log/brush handling to do.
Also a post hole digger for quick attach as I feel you have much more control with a hydraulic model over a PTO (ability to reverse auger is a real plus) and the added reach off of front of loader is nice.
The 3rd function opens up a lot of possibilities (tree shear?) /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif
BruceNorthEast
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Gumby6, I'm sitting here smiling for you!
Congrats!
Bruce.
Congrats!
Bruce.
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Gumby6, congratulations on that new TC30. /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif It looks like a little blue tiger, ready to jump all over your jobs. That Woods loader is sure to be a "beast."
I don't mean to put a damper on your excitement, but one statement you made caught my eye:
</font><font color="blue" class="small">( Also a post hole digger for quick attach as I feel you have much more control with a hydraulic model over a PTO (ability to reverse auger is a real plus) and the added reach off of front of loader is nice.
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As I remember, the TC30 hydraulics can only deliver about 5.5 gallons of flow (that number is off the top of my head). I've never seen a hydraulic PHD that wasn't recommended to have at least 12 gpm for best operation. That means you will have to put a PTO pump and additional fluid reservoir to run a PHD properly. I could be wrong, there might be a mini PHD out there that runs on less flow, but I've never seen one. I'm afraid that if you get into some tough digging, the low flow from the tractor's hydraulic system will be insufficient. The cost of that type of system is too high to find out after you've paid for it that you cannot use it. Please check it out before you "take the plunge."
I don't mean to put a damper on your excitement, but one statement you made caught my eye:
</font><font color="blue" class="small">( Also a post hole digger for quick attach as I feel you have much more control with a hydraulic model over a PTO (ability to reverse auger is a real plus) and the added reach off of front of loader is nice.
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As I remember, the TC30 hydraulics can only deliver about 5.5 gallons of flow (that number is off the top of my head). I've never seen a hydraulic PHD that wasn't recommended to have at least 12 gpm for best operation. That means you will have to put a PTO pump and additional fluid reservoir to run a PHD properly. I could be wrong, there might be a mini PHD out there that runs on less flow, but I've never seen one. I'm afraid that if you get into some tough digging, the low flow from the tractor's hydraulic system will be insufficient. The cost of that type of system is too high to find out after you've paid for it that you cannot use it. Please check it out before you "take the plunge."