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Red Dave, that looks like a capable rig. One way to add power angle would be to add a selector/ diverter valve between the pump and the lift cylinder. That way, you could select which cylinder to actuate. Another option is to make a manual angle setup like I did.
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Used the 100 and Brinly disc to work the back yard to sow grass seed last weekend.
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Red Dave, that looks like a capable rig. One way to add power angle would be to add a selector/ diverter valve between the pump and the lift cylinder. That way, you could select which cylinder to actuate. Another option is to make a manual angle setup like I did.
IHinIN, your manual angle setup intrigues me. Do you have any close up pics that shows details of your setup that you could post?
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IHinIN, your manual angle setup intrigues me. Do you have any close up pics that shows details of your setup that you could post?
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Thanks! That gives me some food for thought.
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You’re welcome. Let me know if you need any dimensions or other pictures. It’s not on the blade now though.
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