Re: Stronger Hydraulic Pump for the M?

Posted by KURT on July 02, 2001 at 02:53:22 from (64.109.118.246):

In Reply to: Stronger Hydraulic Pump for the M? posted by Lugaidh on July 01, 2001 at 14:36:04:

some of you tractor fellas out there need
a lesson in hydraulic system and component
operation. I think that Zonie is right you
may need a larger cylinder. Remember! a
larger piston diameter gives more lift force.
Lets do the math, a 2" bore cylinder will
give 3100 pounds of force at 1000psi. a
3 inch bore cylinder will give 7000 pounds of
force at 1000psi. Force of lift = pump pressure
multipled by the effective area of the piston.
remember too that if you are lifting with the
rod end of the cylinder then you need to take
the piston area and subtract the rod area to
calculate force to lift. I do not recommend
getting a pump that will produce more pressure
in the hydraulic system. that will only wear
out the hydraulics faster.

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