Pilgrimmick
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I'm out!The qualification criteria isn't strict.
No bale string. No hammers bigger than they need to be and measurements taken in dimensions more accurate than thumb widths
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I'm out!The qualification criteria isn't strict.
No bale string. No hammers bigger than they need to be and measurements taken in dimensions more accurate than thumb widths
This should really be in the bodge thread, but we bought a length of new channel iron so it won't qualify. But the rest is all used, the main component being a roof truss. It lifts 10 foot high and will lift about a ton if everything holds.
Never say a hydraulic ram like that before, any marking on the side, like max pressure?
Don't know, came off a heavy offset disc.Never say a hydraulic ram like that before, any marking on the side, like max pressure?
looks like all our rams, shaft is just a bit thicker than standard.I know what you mean, it does look more like a pneumatic ram, rather than a hydraulic one....?
I was trying to think where\what I’ve seen a ram like that on, but my memory is not playing ball
I know what you mean, it does look more like a pneumatic ram, rather than a hydraulic one....?
I was trying to think where\what I’ve seen a ram like that on, but my memory is not playing ball
looks like all our rams, shaft is just a bit thicker than standard.
Do you mean the extra 'rods' down the outside the cylinder?
MF Balers are like this, think it's because they're always under tension