Rob Maloney said: (quoted from post at 01:40:16 04/28/11) Thanks for your reply. Seems like I read in a manual that the Lift-All pump only had a capacity of 850 psi. The cylinders are small (probably 2"). Would larger cylinders command more lift, even if the pump is maxed at 850 psi? Thanks.
Lifting force increases by the square.
2x2=4
3x3=9
consequently, 9 divided by 4 equals 2.25 as much lifting power.
You could also use only one 4" x 8" cylinder and get 2 times the lifting capacity out of the hitch which I presume is a Worksaver brand. 2 ea 3" cylinders or one 4" should lift the bale but it depends where the adjustable lift links are attached to lift arms. I believe there are three holes/positions.
This post was edited by Wardner at 05:33:44 04/28/11.
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