anyone have plans or photos of one you built. i have a BX25 with a BX2750A snow blower. all manual cranks.
That picture is of my actuator I installed.I did get to try it out during the past storm we had here in MA. and it didn't freeze up or stop.I sprayed everything down with silicon spray before the storm,so I think that helped a lot. I also used liquid electrical tape to brush on and seal anything I thought might let water in.It turns to a rubber and helps seal things.Brian
Here is how a fellow did with an actuator. Looks good, but I wonder how it will hold up in the cold, ice and moisture.
Would you be so kind and tell me where you puchased the actuator and the motor to turn the shute.That picture is of my actuator I installed.I did get to try it out during the past storm we had here in MA. and it didn't freeze up or stop.I sprayed everything down with silicon spray before the storm,so I think that helped a lot. I also used liquid electrical tape to brush on and seal anything I thought might let water in.It turns to a rubber and helps seal things.
I have a elictric one,very simple and cheep, from diverant site i am on.anyone have plans or photos of one you built. i have a BX25 with a BX2750A snow blower. all manual cranks.
do you have to reduce hydraulic pressure to the rotator motor?do you have any part number for the hydraulic motor?There are a lot of ways to do a hyd chute rotater. This is one I made out of an old hyd. motor. I also made it so the chute can go 360 rotation.
The motors can take over 2000 PSI. Most of them are slow, look for a faster one.this post is a question for So Cal Kubota.can you use line pressure to the hydraulic motor?would you have a part number for that motor?it looks like a clean install.Thanks for any help.