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Re: Re: Re: Newbie Question
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Posted by paul on March 26, 2004 at 12:20:32 from (66.60.197.16):
In Reply to: Re: Re: Newbie Question posted by Mark on March 26, 2004 at 09:48:35:
Yup. I'd want to fetch out what the '2 ports' exactly means. The oldest single acting cylinders had 1 hose, push only, gravity returned the oil. Then there were double acting cylinders, which push the cylinder in both directions, needs 2 hoses or tractor connections for each cylinder. I would read your ad to say there are 2 levers on the tractor to control 2 seperate double acting hyd cylinders - or 2 pair (4 total connectors) on the tractor. However, some people will look at things a little differently, or just might not know. You could have 2 levers controling 2 single-acting (1 hose each) or 1 lever controling 1 double acting cylinder (2 connectors). And yes, most often you can make a double acting tractor control operate a single acting cylinder - I know that wasn't the question, but my explination will bring it up. ;)
--->Paul
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