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Old 09-07-2016, 08:34 AM
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Since I'm almost done adding dual hydraulics to my 1211 I guess I need to start figuring out the ram for the plow, I need to know the rod diameter and the stroke of the factory ram so I can begin my search. Thanks
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1.50" Dia by 7.50" stroke.
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1.50" Dia by 7.50" stroke.
Excellent, thank you.
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IMHO, that 1.5" Diameter of the rod shaft is a bit excessive but have no technical data to re-enforce my suspicions.

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IMHO, that 1.5" Diameter of the rod shaft is a bit excessive but have no technical data to re-enforce my suspicions.
I agree, that does seem like a bit much. I would think 1" would be plenty.
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I would think 1" would be plenty.
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My guess is that the bore is around 1-1/2" but the rod is smaller. Here is another thread that has more dimensions.
http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/s...ad.php?t=34040
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This looks pretty close. You may need to move one of the attachment points to accommodate the slightly longer stroke. I'd move the point on the blade outwards a bit. Should be an easy thing to deal with.

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This looks pretty close. You may need to move one of the attachment points to accommodate the slightly longer stroke. I'd move the point on the blade outwards a bit. Should be an easy thing to deal with.

http://www.surpluscenter.com/Hydraul...S-9-7258-8.axd
As long as the cylinder moves the blade angle from full left to full right, it doesn't matter if it's "centered".
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Since I'm almost done adding dual hydraulics to my 1211 I guess I need to start figuring out the ram for the plow, I need to know the rod diameter and the stroke of the factory ram so I can begin my search. Thanks
Don't know if this helps, but this is what I used for a power angle cylinder on my 125. Works good, even in dirt and stones. Wheel Horse Tractor Mower Hydraulic Lift Cylinder (it's the red one) Find them on Ebay.
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