Forestree
04-14-2009, 01:55 AM
If anyone can help me out with this, it would be appreciated.
I own a 2007 Mustang MTL25 Tracked skid loader. Same thing as a Tak or a Gehl.
I am looking to add two low flow hydraulic lines onto my machine and I was told that there might be a kit which could solve my problems before I take it in to the shop and spend more money than I have to. Reason for this is....my old machine.....ASV PT 100 has Five quick couplers for an attachment. Machine started on fire and now I have a Mustang with a forestry mulcher which has two high flow hoses and a return hooked to my machine. It also has two low flow hoses to move the front mulcher door up and down but I had to remove this door due to my mustang only having the two high flow and one return line.
I did see that the mustang has a cap on each high flow hydraulic line about six inches back or so from the actual quick coupler. I figure you can probably just order two lines with quick couplers that could tap into the lines where the caps are, except, how do I get low flow lines to fuction as the as the high flow lines are spinning my mulcher?
If you know where to get this or go about getting something like this to work, please let me know. Also if you know anything or about any kits that can also supply me with an aux. electric connector please let me know as well.
thanks,
matt
I own a 2007 Mustang MTL25 Tracked skid loader. Same thing as a Tak or a Gehl.
I am looking to add two low flow hydraulic lines onto my machine and I was told that there might be a kit which could solve my problems before I take it in to the shop and spend more money than I have to. Reason for this is....my old machine.....ASV PT 100 has Five quick couplers for an attachment. Machine started on fire and now I have a Mustang with a forestry mulcher which has two high flow hoses and a return hooked to my machine. It also has two low flow hoses to move the front mulcher door up and down but I had to remove this door due to my mustang only having the two high flow and one return line.
I did see that the mustang has a cap on each high flow hydraulic line about six inches back or so from the actual quick coupler. I figure you can probably just order two lines with quick couplers that could tap into the lines where the caps are, except, how do I get low flow lines to fuction as the as the high flow lines are spinning my mulcher?
If you know where to get this or go about getting something like this to work, please let me know. Also if you know anything or about any kits that can also supply me with an aux. electric connector please let me know as well.
thanks,
matt