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Just as oldnslo and others have said, the load or resistance dictates the pressure.
Light load, low resistance = low pressure.
Heavy load, high resistance = high pressure.
You are actually getting pressure from 0 to the max pressure of the component, be it hyd cyl or hyd motor.
The hyd motor or cyl will develop the pressure.
You want two different pressures, then run the pump output through a splitter with check valves and relief valves, and put different loads on the legs of the splitter.
Pressure also dictates the torque..
By the way, the original post was from 2003. by davesisk
Light load, low resistance = low pressure.
Heavy load, high resistance = high pressure.
You are actually getting pressure from 0 to the max pressure of the component, be it hyd cyl or hyd motor.
The hyd motor or cyl will develop the pressure.
You want two different pressures, then run the pump output through a splitter with check valves and relief valves, and put different loads on the legs of the splitter.
Pressure also dictates the torque..
By the way, the original post was from 2003. by davesisk