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Statesville, NC | Just off the cuff. It's different than most, it pushes and pulls. Pushes 30 tons and pulls probably 25. I have used it some to pull some rusted sliding parts apart, but have to be careful. It has more pull than the rigging can usually take. I made a large clevis end for the cylinder and have pulled a wide front knee out of a center section from a small tractor. The vertical beams are double 8" channel to make a tube. The bed support pins go through a piece of square tubing so it's easy to slide the pins through. The pins are 1 3/16" square bar from a 55 series pto shaft. The bed is 4' wide. The cylinder is 5" diameter and I have a pressure gauge on it to know whats going on, keeping it safe depending on the rigging. It works out to be about one ton per hundred psi. | |
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Building new planter toolbar, Case type quick hitch, pics.
