Dump trailer

Peter 315 · Mar 28, 2016

Thanks cylinder calculator shows 0.7343 gal = 2.9 quarts should work dont want to burn out pump

teg · Mar 28, 2016

I lost 4-5 gallons with a blown cooler line (hst) and was able to drive back to the house to make repairs. You should be fine with a few quarts missing.

Industrial Toys · Mar 28, 2016

I have this issue with a sizeable single acting hoist. It is so close that whether the pump goes into cavitation or not, depends on the position of the loader and 3PH. Not a good arrangement.

rswyan · Mar 29, 2016

I'm running a 4" x 24" on our 4' x 8' Country Mfg. dump cart powered off the rear remotes on our B2910.

No problems here, so I'm guessing you'd be ok.

CDN Farm Boy · Mar 29, 2016

I'm running a double acting 4x48 off the remotes of mine without problem. I wouldn't be the least bit worried about 3 quarts. If you are concerned, do the math on how much fluid the loader uses to be at max height with the bucket dumped compared to on the ground with the bucket curled all the way back. I'm sure that would be a similar number.

aczlan · Mar 29, 2016

CDN Farm Boy said:
I'm running a double acting 4x48 off the remotes of mine without problem. I wouldn't be the least bit worried about 3 quarts. If you are concerned, do the math on how much fluid the loader uses to be at max height with the bucket dumped compared to on the ground with the bucket curled all the way back. I'm sure that would be a similar number.

With a double acting cylinder you only have to make up the volume occupied by the rod. With a single acting cylinder, you also need to make up the volume of the whole cylinder.
Our B7500 has issues running the cylinder on the dump wagon (single acting 5 or 6x30ish?) but the L3830 has no problems with it.

Aaron Z

CDN Farm Boy · Mar 29, 2016

aczlan said:
With a double acting cylinder you only have to make up the volume occupied by the rod. With a single acting cylinder, you also need to make up the volume of the whole cylinder.
Our B7500 has issues running the cylinder on the dump wagon (single acting 5 or 6x30ish?) but the L3830 has no problems with it.

Aaron Z

Yes, that's why I made the loader reference. With the loader compared to his dump wagon there are 4 cylinders vs the one. Accounting for a 1.5" rod, 4 DA cylinders would have the same fluid displacement of one 3" SA cyl on the base end for a given stroke length.