kw1
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I am currently using my tractor hydrolics and was wondering if I would get more power out of using a pto driven system with a tank and hydrolic pump. Is there anyone out there who would know about this
tractor hydrolics vs hydrolic pump n tank
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MadReferee
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What are you using the tractor hydraulics for? A backhoe? Or maybe something else?
MadReferee
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What are you using the tractor hydraulics for? A backhoe? Or maybe something else?
rbargeron
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An external pump & tank will give more speed (more oil volume being pumped) but not more digging force. Tractor internal hydraulics are set at about 2000 psi. A standard external system will be set about the same. That's not to say you couldn't bugger with it and raise the pressure a little - but there won't be a major difference. The safest way to get more digging force is with bigger cylinders (different backhoe). /forums/images/graemlins/frown.gif
rbargeron
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An external pump & tank will give more speed (more oil volume being pumped) but not more digging force. Tractor internal hydraulics are set at about 2000 psi. A standard external system will be set about the same. That's not to say you couldn't bugger with it and raise the pressure a little - but there won't be a major difference. The safest way to get more digging force is with bigger cylinders (different backhoe). /forums/images/graemlins/frown.gif
