Silly question: Can I use a one-way cylinder with my two-way system? Is it just a matter of connecting the one hose to one of the sides of my outlet (I just have one remote) and if I don't like the way I have to move the lever moving it to the "other side" of the outlet? Or do I need a two-way cylinder to use with my two-way system?
Hydraulics Question: One-way cylinder, two-way system
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Yes, you can use a SA cyl with a DA valve.
Will the SA cyl always have a load to retract the cyl.
You can plug the unused work port.
You could use one port and connect the other work port to tank.
Will the SA cyl always have a load to retract the cyl.
You can plug the unused work port.
You could use one port and connect the other work port to tank.
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Yes
I just use one of the pair when raising the snowplow with a one-way cyl.
I just use one of the pair when raising the snowplow with a one-way cyl.