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Re: Adding hydraulic output to 340U
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Posted by Wardner on February 05, 2007 at 11:52:08 from (206.148.20.99):
In Reply to: Adding hydraulic output to 340U posted by PaulW_NJ on February 05, 2007 at 08:31:43:
9 gals at 1500 psi is not adequate unless (1) you like wasting time or (2) make slabbing cuts on your "rounds". I wouldn't recommennd anything less than a four inch diameter cylinder powered with a 20 gals per minute @ 2500 psi pump. Even that will have problems with something like elm. You need to use your PTO. The best small tractor powered systems use a Prince PTO slide on pump. Yeah, they are expensive new but you might find one at an auction or on eBay. I got my pump and reservoir for $110 at an auction. You will need a valve - $70 a double acting dump truck hoist cylinder - $100 a wide flange 6-8" W-beam (not I-beam) - $125 and misc small peices of steel plate.
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