craignd
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04-20-2013
09:34 PM
truck hydraulics
I have a '63 C60 grain truck that I want to use the hydraulics off for a grain auger to fill my drill. The auger is 20' long and I am wondering if the truck's hydraulics will run the auger. I'm asking now because how the hydraulics are set up on the auger will depend on whether I use the truck or use a tractor that I know would handle it. It's a 6" auger.
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farmerguy89
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04-21-2013
09:21 PM
Re: truck hydraulics
Likely. How many gpm? Mine need 15. Yours: maybe more or less
colorofmoney
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04-22-2013
09:46 AM
Re: truck hydraulics
We used a C60 six cylinder truck for that awhile back. We only had a 4 inch brush auger and it was approximately 15 Ft long. Truck handled it fine with no problems.
craignd
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04-22-2013
02:04 PM
Re: truck hydraulics
Westfield says minimum of 8 and max of 12.
buckfarmer
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04-22-2013
05:19 PM
Re: truck hydraulics
I don't know about c60's but I think it would have more do do with the model of the pump and the size of the resivior. Heat may be an issue if either of these are undersized.