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Old 08-10-2012, 10:41 PM
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Can any one tell me how many gallons per minute the hydro pump on a 782 and 1872 cub will put out at 800 P.S.I. ? I'm working on putting a custom hydraulic unit together and the more numbers I can gather the better . Thanks Bruce S.
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See attached Spec Data.......

Based on an input speed of 3600 RPM's, looks like 4.67 GPM at 600 PSI
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Thanks Roland thats what I was looking for . At that rate I should have enough volume to run a 2x6 inch cylinder if there is enough oil in the tranny. Thanks .
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Just remember, that the figure above is total capacity. If you are moving the tractor, you will obviously have less capacity for other things.
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Setting stil I should have plenty of hydraulic power. with a cylinder in good shape .
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How do I go about testing my cylinder without taking it apart? Could I raise the implment up then unhook the lines and wait for it to drift down? will that tell me oil is getting past the pistion seals?
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