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Posted by Roy Suomi on August 24, 2005 at 21:44:01 from (68.73.190.161):
In Reply to: John Deere 410C posted by JKentL on August 24, 2005 at 12:17:05:
You can put any attachment on anything with a little imagination and fabrication skills.. I don't know of any kits available for such a venture. There is the issue of where to tap into the hydraulics for enough flow to run a hydraulic motor driven rotary cutter, without stealing all your steering pressure and still be able to manipulate the cutter with the backhoe. or is this to be mounted on the front loader?? And you know all the hydraulic valves will have to be closed center valves. How about cooling the oil? Will there be a need to externally cool the oil ? Questions , Questions , Questions..I would consult a local hydraulic expert, someone that regularily makes and installs hydraulic packages to be added to machines for optional hydraulic equipment, Such as ; Hudco in Willoughby, Ohio.
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