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Posted by Tx Jim on May 10, 2007 at 03:54:49 from (4.253.78.253):
In Reply to: Re: hydraulics posted by midwest redneck on May 10, 2007 at 02:45:45:
midwest redneck,if I'm understanding your post I disagree with your statement about open-center valve in center position will allow blade to "float". My hyd. experience comes from agriculture field not industrial field. If cylinder is a two-way cylinder and is pinned solid on both ends the only way rear blade can float on a open or closed center valve is if control valve has a detented "float postion" If your refering to blade attached to 3pt hitch,very few brands of tractors will not let blade float no matter if it's open or closed-center as the 3pt has no "down pressure" on most brands. Tx Jim
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