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Old 10-06-2012, 12:04 AM
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Default Re: CAT 963 Full Hydraulic Build

Joe is right Ty . Trust me I tried it I was lucky to do an air test of about 60 PSI 1st . otherwise they look good .
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Old 10-06-2012, 04:20 PM
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It's gonna be a heck of mess, not if, but when it blows apart!

Red lock tite might hold it all together for a while.

The Leimbach cyl ends are screwed on & glued.

You might want to try the cyls in a tuppaware container to contain the fluid explosion!
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Joe is right Ty . Trust me I tried it I was lucky to do an air test of about 60 PSI 1st . otherwise they look good .
Ok, coming from you two I know I have a problem already. I am going to design cylinder number three now and make some ends that will thread on so I don't have to worry. I'd rather do it right the first time then clean up a mess. I'll get to cracking on some new cylinders later and make them threaded. I hooked up air to the cylinder and I was able to push it to 100lbs of pressure but my pump on a full battery is pushing 165psi.

I'll try to get some more ideas but thanks for the heads up.

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