Posted by Chris in SK on November 27, 2015 at 09:24:59 from (108.171.130.160):
I’m planning on getting an air seeder to pull with a Case 2470 open center tractor. While there are a few seeders around with small engines, I've never seen one close up. Most seeders have a hydraulic fan needing 8 – 10 gpm flow, and I’d like to get a hydraulic fan, then upgrade to a closed center tractor as soon as I can. The 2470 has 1000 PTO. I’m looking at either building a PTO powered hydraulic set up….pump, tank etc, or I can put a small engine on the tow behind air cart, either with a hydraulic pack on it or maybe even direct drive the fan with a v belt. Fan needs to maintain 2800 – 4000 rpm. I’m also looking at pull type sprayers, so it would be good if I could also use the same thing to drive a hydraulic sprayer pump on open center tractors. Any one have any experience with building a PTO or small engine hydraulic power pack for constant load? Thanks, Chris
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