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Old 03-23-2014, 04:07 PM
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i checked the pressure on the line going to the 3 point lift cylinder, looks to be right at 900psi. so theoretically with that pressure i should have 636lbs of lift and 354lbs of down force at the bars. ill take it!!
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nice job on the 3 point.
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i checked the pressure on the line going to the 3 point lift cylinder, looks to be right at 900psi. so theoretically with that pressure i should have 636lbs of lift and 354lbs of down force at the bars. ill take it!!
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You got a good one, take care of it!
X2!! That's great!

And yes, you can increase pressure by shimming the charge pump relief valve. I wouldn't go too much though.... not more than maybe where that is, and definately not over 1000. The little key that drives the charge pump wont take it, and you run the risk of splitting the rotor on the pump. It just isn't made for much pressure.
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im not going to mess with the charge pressure. im happy seeing 900psi.
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Old 04-01-2014, 08:24 PM
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got the 3 point finished up, just letting the paint harden up some before i put it on. weighs in at 58lbs. now its time to build some implements!
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Great job on the 3 point, Ken!
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Yup, some of you guys are just way to talented.
Looks great Ken.
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Nice looking Ken!
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thanks guys. i cant wait to put it to work
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