H hydraulics

CJ_1080 · Jan 23, 2010

Looking for an idea for putting hydraulics on my H. I am looking for more pressure than the belly pump and live hydraulics put out. I was hoping to have enough to power to run a log splitter. Any ideas or pictures of what you have come up with?

Andrew Z · Jan 23, 2010

go with a PTO driven pump, that way you will have plently of gpms and pressure to run a splitter. You can see them on ebay once and a while. Brand new there around 500 for a 20 plus gpm pump.

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Andrew Z · Jan 23, 2010

here is one...

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glennster · Jan 23, 2010

cj, this is my butt-ugly set up, but it was put together in the snow outside the barn, most of the bits and pieces came from the scrap pile inventory. used a prince 22 gpm pto pump, old bbq grille tank (the ones with the old style valve) for a resevoir, twin spool valve, some i-beams, c-channel and and old axle. runs off the pto on my farmall b. pump puts out around 2100-2200 psi. splits wood real good.
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Steven f/AZ · Jan 24, 2010

PTO pump for that purpose will be the quickest, easiest, and most cost-effective way of doing it.

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