Here's a primitive set-up using a hoist pump to make a dump trailer. Local truck mechanic said the 8 HP briggs wouldn't spin it under load, so I geared it as low as I could with weld-on sprockets from the local farm store. It raises it easily at just above an idle, and seems to raise at about the same speed as it would if powered by the truck engine. I don't know the pressure, GPM, or RPM's. It's a twin post hoist, but single stage cylinders. I don't remember ever seeing two stage cylinders on a truck hoist. I've added another board to the sides to hold more wood, but I have never weighed it to see what it's dumping. In your case, you may need more volume and pressure. I picture what you're building is a stand-alone pump to free up a tractor. And like Greygoat said - a bigger tank would keep the oil cooler. This thing probably doesn't run but about a minute at a time, so cooling isn't an issue.
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