wet kit questions

im looking to add a wet kit to my truck. what i would like to know is if the the wet kit can be setup to work for two various spisific applications

one would be to be able to pull a side dump trailer, not really sure what specifications are needed for this, other than its a two line wet kit and guys recommenced a 50 gall hydro tank.

what pto setups/options work well for side dumps?

the other application would require a continuous flow at 25-28gpm with flows towards the upper end of that work best. 2 line wet kit. plenty of guys running 50 gallon hydro tanks on this application with no issues although many are running smaller capacity's with hydro coolers

 

been doing really well with the truck, been running it full time. dump season will start winding down soon, (had our first snow fall for the year today) kinda hoping to take the winter off will have to see how the end of the season pencils out to know if that will be possible. already looking twards next season.

looking to be as versatile as possible. if its possible to do what i want with the wet kit it will give me the option of pulling side dump, pulling tank and pulling my belly.

as far as the pto tank im thinking of having it sectioned into one of my fuel tanks, id like to leave my frame open to possibly add a pusher later on. and to mount a tank behind the sleeper not enough swing room unless i were to slide my 5th wheel back or remove my headache rack. and without being able to slide my 5th wheel forward would defeat trying to leave the frame open for a pusher

all the side dump trailers i have looked at required 2 line wet kits. im really not very familiar with side dumps iv drove one once before for a day. but that's more than i had pulled belly dump before i bought my belly dump trailer....lol

 

yup live in nd i hadn't thought of the fuel helping keep some heat in the oil in the winter. iv pulled tank with a 50 gall oil tank mounted behind the sleeper and in the winter time cold hydo was defiantly a issue. normaly the first time you kicked in the pto for the day the pto would whine and pumps would run real slow till you got a little warmth in the fluid. normally in gauged the pto for a while with all the hydraulics in the neutral positions and just cycled the fluid for a while before engaging pumps.

 

actually the tank i was talking about would be for a water vac trailer. instead of sand cans.

i have done enough water i know what works well for a water setup, its the side dump stuff that i really know nothing about.

the only side dump iv ever drove witch was only for one day had manual levers that controlled the raise and lower. iv seen some guys have a electric push button controls in the cab.

now i know that the wet kits for side dumps are 2 lines 1 pressure one return. i assume the pressure has to be sent one way or the other to raise or lower the rams i dont know if this is accomplished by electric valves on the push button ones. this is also why i wonder if continues flow would be possible on a wet kit setup for side dump.

for a water vac trailer you just engage the pto, the hydraulics flow out the pressure line threw a hydro motor that spins the pump and returned back to the tank. im assuming there is a little more to a side dump setup.