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I just mesured the attachment fittings on my Skidsteer where the snow blower is going to connect and the outside diameter of the steel lines are 5/8". Now I m thinking about the SAE 12 ports that you recommend me with the 3/4" pressure hose and 1" return. Would that make it unnecessary since the...

What would be the difference between a 10 and a 12 ports...please explain to me..thanks!Ted

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Hi Ted...what do you mean by "opt for the -12"... And yes the skidsteer has accessory lines that you can connect to...comes built in by Cat....I will still need a check valve on the motor that allows oil to bypass whitin the motor when the valve is turned off right....so the flywheel on the...

Thanks for the great info Adrian...i wasn t aware of that....what would you think about the motor that I just listed. Tx

I found this one.,.Char-Lynn 2000 series: 1 1/4 Shaft, 6.2 CID, SAE 10, 742 RPM, 2630 Tq, 254083 torque is 2630 in.lbs.

To answer the rest of your questions Ted... I will be running this blower off a Caterpillar skidsteer 226B . it has a 2.2 l turbo diesel engine.. I m not sure but I think the pump ratings are at max throttle... I wouldn't see myself doing snow less than max throttle...they are made to run...

Thanks for helping me out Ted...only thing is that the pressure is 3300 psi.,just changes the answer a little... I have seen some 6.2 cu.in. motors with 177 ft.lbs. of torque..... Gonna have to look some more for higher torque values motors...any suggestions on types or perhaps model numbers...

Pump puts out 15.6 GPM @ 3300 psi...I know that the snowblower is 5ft wide and the rule of thumb is 5hp/ft of snowblower... In my case 25hp..I also know that PTO snowblowers turn at 540 rpm . the hydraulic shop are asking me what rpm and torque that I want....can anyone calculate this for...

Once I know the circuit pressure how do I fimd out the torque....is there a formula...saying for example 2500psi.

I m trying to find out the type and size of hydraulic motor to run a snowblower with a pump that put's out 15.6 GPM @ 3300 rpm....Also if anyone would know at what rpm and torque does the motor would have to run at on hydraulic snowblowers...Thank you