Speakin of good straps!!!! LOL
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nfisher
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Lonny,
if you have a ported hydro, it'll give you 2 Gallons Per Minute at 700 PSI, good for a loader if you plan on using 1.5" bore cylinders. anything with larger bore will just be too slow.
a vocational school near here built one of my loaders using a JD with 3.3 GPM on-board and 2" bore cylinders. they said it was kind of slow but they could live with it. 1.5" bore would have been faster.
here is an online calculator for figuring out how fast a cylinder will move at a certain GPM and cyl bore.
hydraulic calculators
~ Nate
if you have a ported hydro, it'll give you 2 Gallons Per Minute at 700 PSI, good for a loader if you plan on using 1.5" bore cylinders. anything with larger bore will just be too slow.
a vocational school near here built one of my loaders using a JD with 3.3 GPM on-board and 2" bore cylinders. they said it was kind of slow but they could live with it. 1.5" bore would have been faster.
here is an online calculator for figuring out how fast a cylinder will move at a certain GPM and cyl bore.
hydraulic calculators
~ Nate
till
Well-known member
They are Fire Fighter plates. You pay extra for the plate. They say that the extra money goes to the fire fighters widow fund or something to that affect. I guess that it goes to the Secratery of States pocket.....
Kraig-
I thought that was odd too, maybe he's a Chevy fan. When I drove back up with the car on the trailer everyone was gathered around the weigh-in window, so if they weren't impressed they were at least curious.
Charlie-
I think Travis will speak up, but I think he's actually done that before. I thought it was him that said something about a 4 wheeler strapped into the trunk.
I thought that was odd too, maybe he's a Chevy fan. When I drove back up with the car on the trailer everyone was gathered around the weigh-in window, so if they weren't impressed they were at least curious.
Charlie-
I think Travis will speak up, but I think he's actually done that before. I thought it was him that said something about a 4 wheeler strapped into the trunk.
Nate>
I do not have a ported hydro in my 123, all I have is the hydro pump mounted on the side for raiseing the deck, snow blade and sleeve hitch.
I am woundering if this pump can work for as the pump for a loader.
I do not have a ported hydro in my 123, all I have is the hydro pump mounted on the side for raiseing the deck, snow blade and sleeve hitch.
I am woundering if this pump can work for as the pump for a loader.
No Hugh,
THIS IS A REDNECK PICKUP!
THIS IS A REDNECK PICKUP!
tschweizer
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Bryan, actually the FF plates are about the only recognition us volunteers get for donating our time to the community. Last night I chose to give up my nice warm bed to go put out a car fire (after spending the entire day wiring our meeting room in the fire station). I guess I don't understand the "get out of jail free" statement. Maybe it's a big city thing.
Wyatt, it was a 482 in the trunk of a Honda Accord. Trunk never did shut quite right afterwards ;-)
Wyatt, it was a 482 in the trunk of a Honda Accord. Trunk never did shut quite right afterwards ;-)
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rmull
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Robb- Great news on the plow day...any word on the parts I asked you about?
Tedd- Got you beat, ~525, and we will see if David Cyrus will make the trip or not.
Wyatt- '03 Ford SuperDuty 4x4 PSD CrewCab ShortBed, about 7500#. . add about 300# for the dually longbed 4x4 version.
Tedd- Got you beat, ~525, and we will see if David Cyrus will make the trip or not.
Wyatt- '03 Ford SuperDuty 4x4 PSD CrewCab ShortBed, about 7500#. . add about 300# for the dually longbed 4x4 version.
till
Well-known member
In Illinois anyone can get FF plates. My brother-in-law has them on his explorer pick up thingy. He does not work in anyway for the fire department. He got them so they can drive on Lake Shore Drive. LSD does not allow "B" (truck) plates.
It kind of pisses me off that anyone can get them. Takes from the real Firemen.......
It kind of pisses me off that anyone can get them. Takes from the real Firemen.......
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rmull
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I think Bryan means "where is the fire?" style driving...and that somebody could say, "heading to a fire". . but they would need a blue light, right?
Never heard it about FFs, but have heard it about the FOP plates & stickers. . .
Never heard it about FFs, but have heard it about the FOP plates & stickers. . .
Sneak peek at the Spring Break April 24, 2004 ground at Nick Q's place. He even has some big help if anyone gets stuck!
There's about 3/4" clearance from the tire to the fender. This particular tractor has the fenders washered-up a bit so that the double weights in side clear the fender braces. When I fit them up on the 1250, there was about 1/2" clearance at the closest point.
till
Well-known member
Keith,
Looks like your freezing your rearend off....
Kewl meats!!
Looks like your freezing your rearend off....
Kewl meats!!
