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Old 11-06-2017, 09:09 PM
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Awesome build! Should be fun to operate too!
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Nice job!
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Nice work!


You don't need a master relief valve. They blower is belt driven and so is the pump. I'd only be concerned if it was direct drive. You will either slip the belt, or break it before you blow a hose or pump/motor housing.
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To the man on that! I like it!!!
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70, #1 cart. Brinly Cultivator. Some wheel weights.

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Thanks for the kind words guys. I do have a float function on the kwik-way if I need. The motor is from norther tool. By-directional, pump or motor.The releif valve I was going back and forth on. I'd rather not have it since it would be another hose back to the tank to deal with. The fact Im running a case drain does give the oil a place to go in the event of a lock up, but I agree the belt will slip before any thing else.
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Looks to be the perfect size for the tractor. Are there shear bolts on the augers? Impressive adaption.
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Not to derail but this project makes me realize I could power my rearmount Haban sickle with one of those! Thanks for the inspiration!
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Not to derail but this project makes me realize I could power my rearmount Haban sickle with one of those! Thanks for the inspiration!
Terry, why not mount it like Ken did on a FEL, then you could use it to trim the hedges.
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Terry, why not mount it like Ken did on a FEL, then you could use it to trim the hedges.
You are an “outside the box” kind of thinker aren’t you Todd!
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Hydraulics open all kinds of doors. A hydraulic sickle bar would be pretty cool.

I also discovered the blower is made by Agri-fab, this same blower is also used by John deere and Cub Cadet. Just rebranded, and parts are still available.
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