Orchard Ex
Super Moderator
Some basic questions on high flow aux. hydraulics:
Will a high flow machine always have the larger size couplers or can they use the normal size also?
Does a 3rd line (case drain) always indicate a high flow machine?
What purpose does the case drain serve? Relief for the attachment motor?
Background: A buddy has bought a HF brush cutter and wants to rent a CTL to run it until he decides which CTL to buy. Rental yard says that their TL140's are HF but he doesn't believe them because they have the "normal" size couplers not the larger size that his attachment came with. The rental 140's do have the 3rd line/case drain however. The easy answer would be to fire it up and see if there is any action on the HF button, but the only one in the shop was down for repairs.
Will a high flow machine always have the larger size couplers or can they use the normal size also?
Does a 3rd line (case drain) always indicate a high flow machine?
What purpose does the case drain serve? Relief for the attachment motor?
Background: A buddy has bought a HF brush cutter and wants to rent a CTL to run it until he decides which CTL to buy. Rental yard says that their TL140's are HF but he doesn't believe them because they have the "normal" size couplers not the larger size that his attachment came with. The rental 140's do have the 3rd line/case drain however. The easy answer would be to fire it up and see if there is any action on the HF button, but the only one in the shop was down for repairs.