Tractor Seabee
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Looking at a naked woman will turn you to stone.![]()
At my age; wish it would.
Ron
Looking at a naked woman will turn you to stone.![]()
I'm saying exactly the same. But the myth is that dismounting a cylinder, turning it around, and remounting it will cause the stronger and weaker forces to change direction.
I've heard this kind of statement many times, but it is wrong. "That's a nice dump trailer you made. But if you turned that cylinder around it would lift more."
Bruce
Obviously the cylinder would be stronger with the rod up because then it痴 not having to lift the weight of the body and fluid. Insert sarcasm here. The much more important thing to do is position the cylinder so the hoses aren稚 moving and chafing them.
Another one:
It is safer to pull hard with a chain than a strap or cable, because if it breaks, it will fall harmlessly to the ground instead of snapping back.
Bruce
Harmlessly to the ground not so much but I think chains do stretch less than the other 2. The best option is using one rated for the pull. And make sure the hooks are equal or greater than the device.
Only thing that changes is the speed of movement as the rod end takes less fluid. Dare you to tell the difference w/o a stop watch.
Ron
Another one:
It is safer to pull hard with a chain than a strap or cable, because if it breaks, it will fall harmlessly to the ground instead of snapping back.
Bruce
Political correctness.