GrayBeard |
09-20-2007 10:58 PM |
Hydrapak and Hydrive Information
First allow me to apologize for taking so long to get this information together. Aso thanks to Fredog for the links that allowed me to gather the information.
The Hydrapak MH3 (Drum/Gardner-Denver) and the Hydrive 2010A are basically the same systems. Cost difference between the two units is approximately $100.00
The cost to set up a tractor with the Hydrapak or Hydrive with a Roper 3" product pump and Quincy air compressor comes to aproximately $5,790.00 in parts and $650.00 Labor ($65.00 per hour @ 10 Hours).
By contrast to set up the "Old School" way with dual PTOs comes to approximately $2,700.00 in parts and $650.00 Labor (Same figures as above).
The only real issue that comes to mind (with the Dual PTO set-up) is the amount of room between the tranny and the frame rail/spring hanger on the curb side of the truck. One more thing to look at in a truck.
The links below will provide information conerning the 2 systems.
http://www.gardnerdenver.com/ MH3 Hydrapack
http://www.blackmer.com/myapp/model-list.jsp?sid=17 Hydrive 2010A
For me, I will go with the dual PTO set-up. About half the cost and weight savings to boot. Unusual in that normally you have to spend money to save weight.
I hope this is helpfull for anyone else who may be thnking about getting set up to yank a tank.
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