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Re: Trying to design something to raise and lower planter
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Posted by bb on January 10, 2002 at 04:28:27 from (32.97.239.33):
In Reply to: Trying to design something to raise and lower planter posted by Robert in Md. on January 09, 2002 at 18:53:42:
The one using the hydraulic cyclinder was obviously not well designed. If you chose the right cyclinder (size and stroke) it would work well and probably be easier to use and more reliable than a motor driven. Front end loaders and 3 point lifts don't bend their equipment. You can make hydraulics move as fast or slow as you want. You can design the travel as long or short as you want.
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