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fitting flail on ex 75ur

irish snowblower · 2015-02-18 20:19:35

I am thinking of fitting a flail onto an ex 75ur. I have the flail on a hedge cutter but the digger is not piped for a breaker. Does anyone know what is needed to get it to work and roughly how much it would cost?

18-02-2015 8:19pm

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irish snowblower

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I am thinking of fitting a flail onto an ex 75ur. I have the flail on a hedge cutter but the digger is not piped for a breaker. Does anyone know what is needed to get it to work and roughly how much it would cost?

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#2 19-02-2015 10:12pm

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irish snowblower wrote: »

I am thinking of fitting a flail onto an ex 75ur. I have the flail on a hedge cutter but the digger is not piped for a breaker. Does anyone know what is needed to get it to work and roughly how much it would cost?

Needs high-flow piped back to the spare service on the valve chest and some sort of on-off. Nothing un-do-able and a grand or two tops.

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#3 20-02-2015 7:21pm

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Not too bad thanks for reply

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