need info about Mahindra 6075 hydraulic pressure

[ir0ncl@d]

My cousin is designing and building his own log grapple for tractors or skid steers, but specifically for a Mahindra 6075.

It'll have a quick attach plate and everything.

The thing is, he's going to run the hydraulics right off the tractor's remote lines, so he absolutely needs to know the system's pressure

That way, he can buy hydraulic parts that are properly rated and won't, you know, explode.

He's been able to find the flow rate (it's 11 GPM), but for the life of him, he can't find any info on the pressure, not even on Mahindra's own website.

Anyone out there have any idea what the hydraulic system pressure is on a Mahindra 6075?
Any help at all would be a huge lifesaver for him!

 

[Papaya]

How's he planning to test the system if he can't find the pressure spec, has he thought about using a pressure gauge on the remote line just to be safe before picking parts?

 

[kingofthefield88]

My cousin is designing and building his own log grapple for tractors or skid steers, but specifically for a Mahindra 6075.

It'll have a quick attach plate and everything.

The thing is, he's going to run the hydraulics right off the tractor's remote lines, so he absolutely needs to know the system's pressure

That way, he can buy hydraulic parts that are properly rated and won't, you know, explode.

He's been able to find the flow rate (it's 11 GPM), but for the life of him, he can't find any info on the pressure, not even on Mahindra's own website.

Anyone out there have any idea what the hydraulic system pressure is on a Mahindra 6075?
Any help at all would be a huge lifesaver for him!

The hydraulic system's max pressure for Mahindra 6075 should be found in the technical specifications or operator's manual. If it's not on Mahindra's official website, try tractor parts dealers online or directly contact a local Mahindra dealer.. It's safer to be sure.

 

[tekonologia]

Most Mahindra 60-series run around 2,800 to 3,000 PSI, but I'd still add a gauge on it just to be sure before buying anything. Better safe than sorry?

 

[Hemsw0rth]

Most Mahindra 60-series run around 2,800 to 3,000 PSI, but I'd still add a gauge on it just to be sure before buying anything. Better safe than sorry?

Correct, for a Mahindra 6075, the standard hydraulic system pressure is typically around 2,900-3,000 PSI, but its always safest to double check in the operator's manual or with a dealer before buying parts, especially for a custom log grapple. Does he have access to a pressure gauge to confirm before finalizing his design?