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Re: building a pto hyd pump?
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Posted by Franz on September 01, 2001 at 18:30:32 from (209.130.138.221):
In Reply to: building a pto hyd pump? posted by paul on September 01, 2001 at 10:28:08:
As long as you can drive it from the PTO at roughly the same speed it ran on the combine, and set it up so there won't be a lot of vibration & strain introduced to the drive shaft, it should work. Since I have no idea of the gpm it developed on the combine, I can't say if it will be sufficient to your purpose. A great source of hi volume hyd pumps is retired garbage trucks, those pumps are usually slow speed 550rpm and very high volume.
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