Posted by Ralph Bauer on April 10, 2012 at 19:39:38 from (75.107.19.155):
This shop made 3pt boom/crane with hydraulic cylinder followed me home for a few $$ last Saturday (Kiowa County spring auction, Lone Wolf, OK). Was a "left-over" from the prior year, never got picked up. Have to replace the rod and will put a seal kit in. My questions: would it not be better if the piston would be under the joint, opposite where it is now? Should I go with a bigger cylinder to increase max pick-up load? Current one is ~22"x4", rod is 1 3/4" wide, unsure of its length. What might be the max load "as is" (rebuilt)? Thanks in advance, Ralph. PS: Plan on putting it on my 5010, can add up to ~800lbs in front weights, rears are empty 24.5-38s with inside cast weights, 2 outside casts as needed, so it should be an okay tractor for jobs I have been doing with my GB800 on a 4020. Hoping for same or more max capacity to lift/load/unload items onto/from trailers (GN and smaller).
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