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Re: Hydralic help
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Posted by J. Schwiebert on January 14, 2006 at 15:05:19 from (209.143.51.246):
In Reply to: Hydralic help posted by todd in ne. on January 14, 2006 at 14:39:34:
Well you did not tell me how fast you are running the engine nor what model of pump you have. I take it it stalls when the wedge hits the wood. What is the tooth count on the engine? on the pump? Also remember it takes 1 horse power for each one gallon of flow at a pressure of 1500 PSI. If it goes really fast your pump has a lot of flow. If nothing else tell me what the bore and stroke of your cylinder is and time how long it takes to fully extend the cylinder. Also what valve are you using? Your turn.
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