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That formula is correct, but it won't work when replacing a diesel motor with a hydraulic, don't know exactly why it's like that but that's what I've found. He, on the other hand, is replacing a gas engine, which might work.

Just couple your motor directly to the cutter disc. It'll work pretty good, but you're limited by the hydraulic flow and pressure of your hydraulics. As a rough rule of thumb, for every 1 gpm of flow, @ 3000 psi, you have 1hp. For instance, if your hydraulics have 15 gpm flow, you have 15 hp...

We have a set of McLaren tires that have over 4500 hours on them! They are very slick though. We run on smooth concrete and some gravel. We have been well pleased with the service life of these tires.