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Posted by Wild Bill on November 18, 2005 at 07:23:35 from (170.211.169.145):
I just mounted a saginaw 3pt and two way hyraulics on my H (via IH christmas tree valve). Installing all of this has got my mind thinking about some basic hydraulic principles. Can you guys help me with this question? I know that the bigger the cylinder is, the more it will lift at lower pressure (right?). Does the same hold true if you T the line and mount 2 cylinders? I have two 2inch prince hyraulic cylinders on mine. I know that you can't expect the liftall pump to work fast, and mine is pretty slow. Do I have to bleed it? I thought that since it was two way that it would bleed itself. (but I have been wrong plenty of times before!) THANKS!!!
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