Recent content by Stomper

I will start there. Thanks

Mine is just the cylinder but I am looking into the restrictor and the piloted check valve.

I did not use an orifice restrictor but I will look into it. I am also looking into a piloted check valve but not sure if I need a double piloted one or a single piloted one for the top link. To test if this is the problem, could I just feather the top link valve slowly when I am extending the...

It does not have a check valve but I have been researching them. For the top link would I need a single piloted check valve or a double piloted one.

I installed a hydraulic top link in my Kubota L2501. It works great except for one thing. If I drop my box blade to the ground and move forward the top link will compress a couple inches before becoming solid. If I then adjust the top link to where I want it, it will be fine until I lift the box...

I did some figuring using the explanation in the link i posted in my second post and it did placed the mount point behind the top frame

Thanks for the help guys. I talked to a buddy at work who is a mechanical engineer in training and he is going to draw something up to see if it will work with the design i have. I am basically trying to copy this design for the grapple lid. 48″ Compact Tractor Root Rake Clam Grapple Attachment...

Can you please elaborate on this please. This sounds like what 3RRL was talking about in the link that I provided

What’s the math way. Is there a formula for this

I have found this, specifically post #4 but I don’t fully understand what he is saying. If someone could help explain it that would be great https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/threads/grapple-cylinder-placement.143484/

I am looking for help in trying to find the locations to mount a cylinder on my grapple. I have a 12” c to c closed cylinder with a 4” stroke. What is the best/easiest way to figure this out without using a computer. The top cylinder mount and the grapple cross brace are only tack welded and...

This isn’t a tractor implement I suppose but more of an ATV implement, but with the knowledge base here I’m sure you will be able to help. My local cross country ski club is looking for a pull behind brush cutter that can be pulled behind a Atv or UTV, to make trail clearing in the fall time a...

Why reinvent the wheel. This is just one option and there are many sizes, brands and designs to choose from and if needed you can install a longer hose. If you don.t want to install it on an atv or tractor you can use lawn cart for it or even a kids wagon. If you did manage to find a way to...

If you go on the video makers YouTube channel he has a video on how he made it. If I was going to make it I would build it so that it could bolt to my pallet fork frame once the forks are removed. That way it would save on needing a ssqa plate

Found this while surfing youtube and it looks real handy so I thought I would share.