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Re: hydralic flow to remote hydraulic.
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Posted by KURT on May 16, 2001 at 15:16:01 from (166.90.233.33):
In Reply to: hydralic flow to remote hydraulic. posted by davis d on May 16, 2001 at 11:59:01:
You need to meausure the diameter of
the tractor cylinder(s) and then compare
it to the log splitter cylinder.
Some hydraulic formulas for you. there
are 231 cubic inches to the gallon. a 2"
diameter cylinder with a 12" stroke. has
about a 38cubic inch capacity. and a
4" diameter cylinder with a 12" stroke has
a 150 cubic inch capacity. The fluid
conductors will not likely make much of a
differance on the extention and retraction
speed of the cylinder.
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