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Need to quantify the L/min/gpm and psi/bar pressure out the back end of the tractor...

 

Any ideas?

 

Don't really want to part with £3k for a one-off reading...

 

Devon / Cornwall.

 

Thanks.

 

If you are happy to write down pressure and flow readings and set the pressure by constricting the flow with a valve then a pressure gauge and Hydraulic flow indicator from webtec may be cheapest. I used these to prove the pump was cavitating on a tracked chipper.

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As above TCD you need a flow/pressure meter but be prepared for a big disappointment, things can be very different when everything is toasty hot. Cant see how they can get to 3k for a few minutes work but if you get stuck you can borrow mine.

 

Bob

 

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As above TCD you need a flow/pressure meter but be prepared for a big disappointment, things can be very different when everything is toasty hot. Cant see how they can get to 3k for a few minutes work but if you get stuck you can borrow mine.

 

Bob

 

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Yeah soz, £3k to buy when I had a quick search?

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Google tractor data and enter make and model of tractor, it should give hydraulic flow in l/min Gal/min and pressure. If not put a pressure gauge on back end and up the revs. You can borrow mine or I will drop in when passing next

 

Tractor data has its limitations! Like new data vs ancient tractor. Basically decides whether implement will be plug-in or pto. Thanks re offer...

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I bought a generic pressure tester off ebay and an inline one from webtec that I have a few different adaptors for. Im sure its not as goot as a full combined unit but the whole lot was only a few hundred quid. Iv found it fsirly useful to have for setting up implements etc as well

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