Posted by tcanthonyii on January 03, 2009 at 19:58:40 from (71.31.200.148):
In Reply to: Hydraulic questions posted by tcanthonyii on January 03, 2009 at 14:50:48:
I had thought about the 3valve spool valve but it's way outa my league price wise. Plus i'm just gonna make this work from auction parts! I'm cheap and I go to an auction almost every week, especially with consignment auction season heating up this will work out. I'll also will still have the belly pump so i can always run anything else off of that. Really the only other thing I would add is a 3 point but that is way down the road because of price. I've only got an acre right now to lay with so this thing is way to big for me as it is!!!!
Are the single acting cylinders hard to find? and how do you tell the difference?
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