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Bernard wrote on Saturday, August 05, 2000 (PDT):Your letter stated about a 3 pt. hitch single acting cylender I have a 35 massyfergson and i would like information on having a single action cylender for the top link to operate a rear scoop. some say a single action cylender. but what kind of valve is needed to operate this. I would appreciate any info on this subject.
Tim Wheaton wrote on Monday, August 14, 2000 (PDT):Curtis, Thanks for the follow-up article and addressing my previous question. The solution to my problem was simple. I disassembled the piston and found there was NO seal/seals That was letting the oil pass into the "front chamber" there-by in effect locking the piston against movement.A trip to the JD dealer for new seals and now it works great. Thanks, Tim Wheaton
Roy wrote on Thursday, March 22, 2001 (PST):I am having problems with the hydraulics on my I/h cub it will lift the belly mower but will not lift like it should from the rear.does the cub have a screen inside the housing? thanks for any advice......
alasdair marshall wrote on Tuesday, May 28, 2002 (PDT):Any chance you could do another article on rotary actuators found on logging winches
kevin MM1 USN (retired) wrote on Tuesday, May 06, 2003 (PDT):does this men really know what he is talking about on hydraulics because i have never heard of a vane type piston.i have worked on hydraulics for over 25 years.
BareFoot wrote on Thursday, June 22, 2006 (PDT):Outstanding. Please point out correct proceedures to test hyd systems without opening hyd systems to atmosphere. Also how to take apart without using compressed air. Safety first. This is a very informative article
Jim Allen wrote on Wednesday, September 13, 2006 (PDT):Useful info, thanks!
Robert Jones wrote on Sunday, November 04, 2007 (PST):One basic subject that was not covered is the difference between welded and tie rod cylinders, and their applications. It's basic, but that is usually one of the things I look at when thumbing through a hydraulics catalog.
paul wrote on Friday, May 30, 2008 (PDT):thanks much have kuhn cutter in the field with a cylinder that will not go up thanks to you might be able to get the thing working at my shop cost (nothing) plus parts. thanks againg
Larryhere59 wrote on Friday, September 12, 2008 (PDT):Was interesting reading this. Learned something I did not know much about yet are around them a lot. Thanks
DENNY DEPELLO wrote on Friday, October 09, 2009 (PDT):HELP, HOW DOES THE POWER STEERING CYLINDERS COME APART ON MY 3000 FORD, DO THEY SELL A SEAL KIT FOR THEM? ANY HELP WOULD BE GREAT THANKS DENNY
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