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Hydraulic Drive Tractor

06/26/2014 12:11 AM

i want to make hydraulic drive tractor of 10.5 hp

so pls suggest me some simple design
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Re: hydraulic drive tractor

06/26/2014 12:34 AM

Really?

Gas motor, driving a hydraulic pump, driving a hydraulic motor, driving the wheels.

Have you performed any searches for "hydrostatic drive tractors"?

No? Well, get busy.
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Re: hydraulic drive tractor

06/26/2014 2:15 AM

ok thanks
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06/26/2014 5:43 AM

Hydrostatic?

Will this thing move in the end?

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06/26/2014 6:41 AM

Hydrostatic doesn't mean nothing moves. As I understand it hydrostatic drive uses fluid pressure via a positive-displacement (eg piston) motor, a hydraulic (or hydrodynamic) drive uses fluid kinetic energy via eg a turbine.

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06/26/2014 10:18 AM

You didn't search, did you?
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06/26/2014 12:30 PM

yes that is perfect thankyou
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06/27/2014 3:02 AM

Not my OP. I did follow up when I had the time and I am still think that something with "static" in the name is not really moving.

I admit I learned something which was not quite obvious!

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06/26/2014 5:36 AM

Does it have to be exactly 10.5 hp?

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06/26/2014 5:45 AM

Common of all the available information you are questioning the most detailed bit?

Its maybe 10.5 HP on the front wheel!

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