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Re: homemade 3pt hitch
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Posted by T_Bone on August 27, 2005 at 08:02:45 from (4.240.90.195):
In Reply to: homemade 3pt hitch posted by CBrunswig on August 26, 2005 at 18:13:42:
Hi CBurnswig, Just for refference, the right hand cylinder will do more work than the left hand cylinder due to the way you have it plumbed. It won't make too much difference now as the cylinders are new and have very little internal leakage but get some wear on them and then it'll show up. To be balanced with a common inlet, the inlet needs to be the same distance to both cylinder inlets or use a restictor on the right hand cylinder inlet. As it's plumbed the right cylinder will get slightly more pressure and oil volume than the left hand cylinder over time. Structuraly it looks great and sure is pretty :) T_Bone
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