this is a standard flow mower ..... personally i like the non high flow it runs a mower we have just fine and if we would need more power chances is we would just use the dozer and clear it anyway ..... im not sure the money difference between a high flow an non high flow
yes my 333 slings it around good .... i wouldnt go much bigger .... this one rebuilds quick .... smaller size quicker it will rebound on power when you hit something hard ] thanks for watching!
I think it’s 20-25gpm It does fine with my 333g but I don’t run it on high flow but I think it heats my hydraulics cause of the small lines going to the motor I just run it in the med mode on my tram side an it seems to help
@@kdexcavation4887 thank you . Mine says 20gpm max and by Deere spec I think it says like 24 gpm on low flow so wondering if you could just not ran full throttle with it , or just buy another hydraulic motor for the brush cutter
@@zackburgess647 your welcome! always run full throttle .... these machines need the rpms to keep from starving the pumps for oil ..... i have never had a problem and ran mine on there for years but id say it limits the life span ..... thanks for watching
@@zackburgess647 you should really get a brush cutter that's suited for the skid steer gpm flow. Do you really want to wear down that motor and have all the metal shavings running through your hydraulic system? Any of the major brands that make a brush cutter, cid included, will make one with a motor to handle 24gpm. You can always call them and ask. I promise you its important.
Are you running standard flow on this?
If so how do you like it? I’m contemplating high flow or not. I don’t plan on running forestry mulchers.
this is a standard flow mower ..... personally i like the non high flow it runs a mower we have just fine and if we would need more power chances is we would just use the dozer and clear it anyway ..... im not sure the money difference between a high flow an non high flow
Do you like the size? I’m looking to get one for a 259 not sure on which width
yes my 333 slings it around good .... i wouldnt go much bigger .... this one rebuilds quick .... smaller size quicker it will rebound on power when you hit something hard ] thanks for watching!
Hey what gpm is that brush cutter? I have a cid extreme brush cutter with the 20 gpm max and I am looking at a 333 .
I think it’s 20-25gpm
It does fine with my 333g but I don’t run it on high flow but I think it heats my hydraulics cause of the small lines going to the motor
I just run it in the med mode on my tram side an it seems to help
@@kdexcavation4887 thank you . Mine says 20gpm max and by Deere spec I think it says like 24 gpm on low flow so wondering if you could just not ran full throttle with it , or just buy another hydraulic motor for the brush cutter
@@zackburgess647 your welcome! always run full throttle .... these machines need the rpms to keep from starving the pumps for oil ..... i have never had a problem and ran mine on there for years but id say it limits the life span ..... thanks for watching
@@zackburgess647 you should really get a brush cutter that's suited for the skid steer gpm flow. Do you really want to wear down that motor and have all the metal shavings running through your hydraulic system? Any of the major brands that make a brush cutter, cid included, will make one with a motor to handle 24gpm. You can always call them and ask. I promise you its important.