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anyone really know hydraulics ?
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Posted by BSer on August 12, 2005 at 15:33:10 from (71.1.224.55):
I need to build a high density baler for tin at my boneyard. The critical question is: can I use the barrels[cylinders] of service station lifts to build 3000 lb rated cylinders? Is the wall strenght there? I cant afford 3 $10k cylinders that are designed for the job. What kind of tubing and bore finish/specs were they shipped with. Any knowledgable advice appreciated.
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