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Peter

02-07-2003 12:38:03




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I have an 82s mower which I use with a WD tractor.I just got a hold of an original operators manual for this mower and I see that its intended to have a hydraulic cylinder attatched to it for raising. The manual has no section dealing with parts so my question is does anyone know the dimensions of the cylinder? What is the body length, stroke and shaft size?




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Peter

02-08-2003 13:41:35




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 Re: hyd cyl in reply to Peter, 02-07-2003 12:38:03  
Thanks for reply's, I was told about swinging the lift cylinder over but I dont think that will work. The pic in my manual is like the one from Brian and dosent at all resemble the lift cylinders at the back. I have been using a large turn buckle here but that is not likely allowing the mower to float properly. Thanks again, Peter



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Big Orange

02-08-2003 10:00:32




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 Re: hyd cyl in reply to Peter, 02-07-2003 12:38:03  
I remember when we had the mower on a 45 we had trouble with the cap screws that held the mounting bracket to the tractor frame,made the holes bigger and deeper and used grade 8 bolts.



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bob

02-08-2003 13:10:41




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 Re: Re: hyd cyl in reply to Big Orange, 02-08-2003 10:00:32  
correct me if I am wrong but didn,t allis have high pressure system and you can,t use reg pressure cyl. without blowing them bob



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Big Orange

02-08-2003 14:20:33




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 Re: Re: Re: hyd cyl in reply to bob, 02-08-2003 13:10:41  
Bob, they did have a high pressure system,and if you used a large diameter cylinder they were slow,high pressure low flow,I think thats why most of the early AC cylinders were 2-2.5",but I could be wrong.



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JMS/MN

02-08-2003 07:40:20




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 Re: hyd cyl in reply to Peter, 02-07-2003 12:38:03  
The 82s is the side mount version, right? Is it possible that it uses the lift arm cylnder on the right side of the tractor, just swung forward. The mounted cultivator was raised with the lift arm cylinder on one side swung forward and connected to the cultivator.



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Eldon

02-08-2003 08:33:19




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 Re: Re: hyd cyl in reply to JMS/MN, 02-08-2003 07:40:20  

The cylinder mounts directly on the mower, perpendicular to the frame rails on the tractor. The 82 series was made this way so that it could be mounted on other makes and models other than those with the snap coupler lift arms (80 series).



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Big Orange

02-07-2003 16:10:37




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 Re: hyd cyl in reply to Peter, 02-07-2003 12:38:03  
Had one on a WD-45 used a 2or 2.5x8" single or double acting cylinder. If you use the double remove one hose and put a breather in the hole. Very good mower by the way.



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mark /indiana

02-07-2003 14:30:30




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 Re: hyd cyl in reply to Peter, 02-07-2003 12:38:03  
Probably a regular duty one-way cylinder..see if it has the mounts for one..Mark



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Eldon

02-07-2003 18:07:34




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 Re: Re: hyd cyl in reply to mark /indiana, 02-07-2003 14:30:30  

Mine has what looks like a 4x8 double acting. The cylinder has to lift on the retracting stroke, so most one way cylinders won't work. This also decreases the piston area (a cylinder will have less force on the retracting stroke than it does on the extending stroke due to the dia. of the rod), so you have to keep this in mind, too.



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Brian G. NY

02-08-2003 10:44:09




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 Re: Re: Re: hyd cyl in reply to Eldon, 02-07-2003 18:07:34  
I just posted a picture of the ram as mounted on an 82S mower. Click on "Parts & Pieces" under the Gallery at the left. A picture is sometimes worth a thousand words. LOL Brian G.



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