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Hydraulic angling blade plumbing?

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chevytaHOE5674

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Ok i want to make the blade on my H3 power angle. I have the spool valve already and will get cylinders soon. Now for plumbing how do I plumb both of the cylinders off one spool of the valve so that they move oppositely?

In my head it seems that you would flow from the valve into the back of one cylinder; then from the front of that cylinder to the front of the other and then from the back of cylinder 2 to the valve body. Correct? Won't work?

Thanks
 
You'd tee the output from one port of the valve to the rear of one cylinder and to the front of the other cylinder. The other valve port would be the same also. As the other gent said, you want one pushing while the other is pulling.
 
(quoted from post at 19:14:13 10/14/10) You'd tee the output from one port of the valve to the rear of one cylinder and to the front of the other cylinder. The other valve port would be the same also. As the other gent said, you want one pushing while the other is pulling.
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Ok that was my other thought but just wasn't sure. Thanks...
 
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