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135man

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  1. Weren't you looking to run a tractor log splitter in another post? Ringing up enough to keep that fed with an MS181 will get old very quickly.... :lol:

     

    What do you want to use the saw for?

     

    I want a saw for cutting up small stuff have a lot of goats willow around these parts and want a log splitter for big stuff. A neighbour brought me a lot of pig pine that fell in storms here, nobody around these parts (Southern Ireland) has a log splitter as people burn peat most of the time

  2. It depends on what specification you have for the pump.

     

    180L is a huge tank but if you are running a big pump at maximum duty cycle with no cooler then it might not be out of the way, if however, say the duty cycle is lower the heat build up wont be anything like the same.

     

    Rather than a huge (expensive) tank and a couple of hundred quids worth of oil your money would probably be better spent in a much smaller tank with an oil cooler

     

    As I said much depends on the duty cycle, if you are only using your machine for a couple of hours at a time, provided the oil doesn't get too hot all will be well, if it does get too hot you can always add an oil cooler later

    Does flowfit sell oil coolers and pto pumps also what tank would be the best I was thinking of the tank with all the accessories as I've a complete novice about building hydraulics !!

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