I have two choices for connecting the hydraulic motor for the side mower deck project that I posted few days ago (Re: Check me out please).
Choice #1:
Connect to outlet of loader valve (there is no PB) > flow control > motor.
PTO pump 7.2 GPM, using loader hydraulics simultaneously.
Choice #2:
Connecting to selector valve from tractor onboard pump 4 GPM, using the back lift in pumping mode. (Or I can leave the pumping mode out and use the 4 GPM just for the motor).
The deck hydraulic motor is 10 GPM, which obviously will only receive part of it. The tractor RPM will be the same for both choices and so will the the amount of fluid available.
If the loader is in float position, will the pump use the same amount of fluid than if it would be operating up and down?
It seems like choice #1 would be best one but that's were I need an opinion.
I fully realize that the GPM available from the pump is limited but I am willing to try this this project especially since there is not too much cash involved, only time.
Choice #1:
Connect to outlet of loader valve (there is no PB) > flow control > motor.
PTO pump 7.2 GPM, using loader hydraulics simultaneously.
Choice #2:
Connecting to selector valve from tractor onboard pump 4 GPM, using the back lift in pumping mode. (Or I can leave the pumping mode out and use the 4 GPM just for the motor).
The deck hydraulic motor is 10 GPM, which obviously will only receive part of it. The tractor RPM will be the same for both choices and so will the the amount of fluid available.
If the loader is in float position, will the pump use the same amount of fluid than if it would be operating up and down?
It seems like choice #1 would be best one but that's were I need an opinion.
I fully realize that the GPM available from the pump is limited but I am willing to try this this project especially since there is not too much cash involved, only time.