Posted by da.bees on February 10, 2017 at 00:22:00 from (68.203.133.191):
I have most of design on paper,material and parts gethered up for a light weight dump trailer. I'm planning to use same design as old tilt boat trailers where tongue break's over like a single barrel shotgun. One 2 inch bore,2500 psi cylinder supplied by 12 volt pump will tilt trailer. I have two questions. Is this correct? 2 inch bore = 3.14 sq inches x 2,500 psi = 7,850 pounds. Does that mean the cylinder will lift 7,850 Lbs dead weight? Second question is about scissors lifts. I'm lead to believe scissors has proven to be the most dependiable and safe system. I can't find specs that tell me what the above cylinder will lift when paired with a sissor. The geometrics of a sissors hoist appear to require far heavier cylinder/more psi to lift same weight as a cylinder mounted to push straight into load. Is that true? Just so you know,trailer will be used behind utv and 4 wheelers to move wood chips and stall clean out for kids' show animals.No trips to rock quarry.
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