Just poking around to see if it's possible to safely increase GPM on my BX2680. Does the BXP hydraulic kit raise the GPM's? Trying to mostly stay with Land Pride if possible, and the SA20 Auger minimum GPM of 6 is too close to my max of 6.2 GPM. Seems I have to dig 40 or so holes every few years, and I am not a fan of dragging out my gas powered PHD any more. It has served me well, but I am getting older and more broken every year. I probably have 75 posts I need to replace at this place, haven't actually counted because I am nowhere near ready to do it yet. I know I can run a 3PH PHD, but it's so much easier to do it from the front than the back. Given my history, I do not want to rent one, as I will not be doing this in 1 day, and when I move again in a few years, I will likely need to make more holes. I'd rather have it and not use it than need it and not have it.
BXPanded Hydraulic kit
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i7win7
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BX2370, B2650 grapple, tree puller, trailer mover, 3 point hoist, mower, tiller
Only thing I see on BXP website are psi testers. For more gallons per minute you may need something like this
www.nationalimplement.com
I think I'd look into a trail blazer one with their power pack option.
Erskine PTO Hydraulic Power Unit / Power Pack Model HP15 / HP20 / HP24
Erskine PTO Hydraulic Power Unit / Power Pack Model HP15 / HP20 / HP24
www.nationalimplement.com
I think I'd look into a trail blazer one with their power pack option.
The item is listed as a "pressure test & adjust kit", and includes some shims. I am just not familiar enough with hydraulic pumps to know what I can do with it. I'm 99% convinced to just live with a 3PH PHD, as I'm not interested in the expense of a PTO hydraulic pump.Only thing I see on BXP website are psi testers. For more gallons per minute you may need something like this
Erskine PTO Hydraulic Power Unit / Power Pack Model HP15 / HP20 / HP24
Erskine PTO Hydraulic Power Unit / Power Pack Model HP15 / HP20 / HP24
I think I'd look into a trail blazer one with their power pack option.
Pressure and volume are two different things. The shim kit increases the pressure that your pump puts out, that does not increase the volume of fluid that it moves. Maybe run it at a higher RPM? That will increase the volume up to the point that you are now limited by the fitting sizes and hoses.
Thanks, that is the info I needed. More volume is what I was looking for, and it looks like this kit is not the way to do it. I'll look at Auger Torque, they have a couple models that require less flow. Trying to avoid a 3PH PHD so I can have reverse. When I get back to MO, the ground is not as easy to drill as it is here in sandy VA.