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Posted by kev@IA on February 03, 2001 at 17:03:37 from (209.152.125.17):
In Reply to: Tractor for power unit posted by Kim Hartshorn on February 03, 2001 at 08:04:34:
The pto drive is the most efecient so would be easier on the tractor. Our 50 hp tractor runs a very large generator with no trouble for our farm. Hydrolics arn't very efficent, the heat generated in the lines is the best indication and a hose failure is a mess. Electrical is nice but still pricey . How bout pto for the blade and electrical for the feed? The drive would be a variant on the pto setup used to drive a conditioner behind a sikle mower. kev
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