Am i mad?????

[Steve Bullman]

it'll still be a little light on the steering with a 35hp, definetly benefit having some front weights on.

[Stephen Blair]

good luck anyway, i will await all your posts about breakdowns and blunt saws and the likes, ha ha. good on you, and good luck mate:thumbup1:

[samtheman365]

cheers

[gensetsteve]

the hakki pilke only needs 15hp to run it, but you'll need at least a 35hp tractor to move it around comfortably.

 

I got mine running on a 80hp international with adaptor on 1000 pto shaft. So tractor only running at 1100 seems good on fuel. Thought I would mention incase someone offers you a mint bargain larger tractor with 1000 and 540 rpm pto

[jojam]

We use a JD 2140 on our Posch 3000.She more than capable powering and driving on road with front.Payed £1500 for her 2 year ago.Keep your loads consistent samtheman an good luck.

[samtheman365]

thanks gensetsteve

so does that mean the pto needs to run at 1100?

this is the area im going to struggle at as i know nothing on tractors

[samtheman365]

thanks jojam

[Stephen Blair]

just play about with the revs and see where it runs the best, no point running the balls of a tractor if you dont need to, but if the tractor isnt going hard enough then the machine wont be running as good as it could..

[Steve Bullman]

i run mine pretty hard. it makes a huge difference to what the splitter will cope with if you skimp on revs

[Johny Walker]

just play about with the revs and see where it runs the best, no point running the balls of a tractor if you dont need to, but if the tractor isnt going hard enough then the machine wont be running as good as it could..

 

SWB!!!!!! HOW MUCH IS THE TP ,STRAITE SALE