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Re: anyone really know hydraulics ?
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Posted by Joe(TX) on August 12, 2005 at 17:25:21 from (207.173.67.18):
In Reply to: anyone really know hydraulics ? posted by BSer on August 12, 2005 at 15:33:10:
Are you talking about the old type in floor lifts or the newer above ground type? The old in loor used shop air pressure and definatly would not work. I assume you mean 3000 psi and not 3000 lb force. Is there a reasone you need 3000 psi? Use larger 2000 or 2500 psi cylinders, they cost much less. How much force do you actully need? A 5.5 in. dia. cylinder at 2000 psi will lift as much a 24 in cylinder at 100 psi. Check out these people for surplus hydraulic cylinders.
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