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With a small machine like a TW150, probably better going electric winch like a Warn EVO 8S. We fit loads of them on tracked chippers. You then have the ability to use it to bring timber to the machine plus help in soft ground for tracking. 

 

I don't know specifically on a TW150, however most 6" chippers will produce about 15 or so litres per minute from the feed roller hydraulic pump. Pressure isn't that great on engine gear driven hydraulic pumps on the Kubota V1505's as its possible to break the driveline. On the diesel GreenMech's the pressure got dropped to 2,000 psi from memory with gear driven hydraulic pump. I don't foresee how TW would of been able to run any higher pressure without breakage.

Whereas belt driven hydraulic pumps can run more like 2800-3000 PSI no problem.

Edited by GA Groundcare
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