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snow plow hydraulics question.
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Posted by Brian in NY on January 31, 2007 at 06:35:03 from (12.149.100.21):
I have a two way cylinder to lift the blade on my snowplow on the H. Of course the H hydraulics are one way. Is there an easy, cheap way to add a return line or even a vent line to allow this two way cylinder to lower my plow blade faster?
Right now only one line hooked up and naturally the fluid is flowing back into resevoir through that line. It literally takes 30-45 seconds for the plow to lower when raised 6-8 inches.
Gets cold sitting on the tractor waiting for it to drop! Can I just get a one way cylinder?
If so...anybody want to trade for this newer two
way cylinder? The plow is an ancient Meyer plow, and believe me it is plenty heavy enough to pull down this cylinder if it were operating correctly.
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