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Posted by Jeff C on December 31, 2005 at 12:18:00 from (205.251.48.171):
I"m looking for links to sites or some info on developing a hydraulic system (maybe a simple schematic), in particular a system for a home built front end loader I"m putting on my tractor. I realize it"s not rocket science but I want to make sure i do it right and efficiently. My loader has two double action cylinders for the arms and a single double action cylinder for the bucket. I was going to plumb in a remote to operate a log splitter and/or a hydraulic top link as well. I planned originally on using the tractors system (Ford 660) to run all this but I recently obtained an external pump so that might be pressed into service.
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