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IH 1086 hydraulic question

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Super Steve

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Is there a way to slow the hydraulic remotes down on a 1086? I added a cylinder to my snowblower to turn tge shoot but it turns way to fast because the cylinder isnt very big. I've looked in the manualbut couldnt find anything. Just thought I would ask here before i go buy flow control valves. Thanx
 
I've made orfices for different applications over the years like combine headers, swather headers etc. A chunk of bolt right diameter and cut to a length that will minimize back and for th movement in the cyl port. Start with a small hole like 1/16. On a different application where you want fast raise, slow drop, you groove one side and flat on other. For spout you want both sides flat.
 
Pete, I"m familiar with the orifice trick, but I"m having trouble visualizing the different up/down rate mods. Could you please elaborate? Thanks.
 
On the up down trick rate like you called it. You make the orfice with a wide flat groove in one side , flat on the other. Put the flat side so it seals on flat surface for lowereing but when raising the oil goes around outside of orfice and flows through the groove. Orfice has to be some what smaller than size of hole it is fitted in or have flats on a couple sides so oil can go around outer dia easily. IH used a lot of those kind of orfices in different applications.
 
Pete - on the orifice up/down trick, I finally understand. My problem was with the nomenclature. You said you start with a bolt which, to me, is a cylinder with a curved side and flat ends. I drink my beer from the end of a can, not the side. Now, when you make the cylinder shorter and shorter, eventually you end up with a disc, where the ends of the original cylinder are now the sides of the disc that you were referring to. Got it now - sorry for being slow on the uptake. Neat trick, which I'll remember. Thanks.
 
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