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oneace
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2004-04-21          83848

for those of yo that are worried about down presssure for 3pt phd i just foud out that bush hog makes a phd with an aux. hydraulic cyl. to create the needed pressure.

just though you all would be intested in this.


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beagle
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2004-04-22          83912

I've seen these and they look pretty nice. I am thinking of modifying the PHD I have to accomplish the same thing. The PHD I have has a 3' control bar off the gear box to allow applying pressure and controlling the auger. I would prefer to not have anyone holding onto the unit. ....

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Blueman
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2004-04-22          83924

from the Bush Hog website: "• Optional Down Pressure Kit provides additional 550 pounds of digging force" That's more than I can push down!!! Does anyone know how much $$ this option is? ....

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Murf
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2004-04-22          83930

I don't know about price, but if it is more than about $100 it's too much. It is just a small cylinder with a couple of brackets to expand the joint between two moving parts, creating the down force. The cylinder looks remarkably like the ones used to lift the snowplow on a pickup truck, I know from experience they are $50 retail.

Best of luck. ....

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oneace
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2004-04-22          83978

wow that is pretty cheep do you know the demenions of the cyl. for that price i would be interested in quite a few. the cheapest cyl we sell at our store is $150 and that is a 1"x8" ....

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Murf
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2004-04-23          84058

I will have to look that one up but I know a 2" x 8" Prince 2,500 psi "Implement cyclinder" is regularly $62 and is in a sale flyer this week for $54 at the farm supply place nearby.

The snowplow cylinders are less than that because they are only 2,000 psi plain end cylinders.

Best of luck. ....

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2004-04-23          84064

You can also check Northerntool and Surpluscenter. They both have a good variety of welded and tie rod cylinders for reasonable prices. Clevis ends will be the most commen. ....

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2004-04-23          84088

oh i see the ones that we are selling re tie rod with a 3,500 psi rateing and a surge rating ot 4,500 that is probly why they are more. ....

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