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Posted by P Backus on May 19, 2005 at 07:05:22 from (69.128.32.184):
I am making markers for my grain drill using double acting hydraulic cylinders. I got the hydraulic shuttle valve ( switch) off of a 400 Cyclo. I assumed that it was a simple shuttle valve directing hyd flow to one side or the other. However when checking it more, I find that it works differently than that. It has three check valves that seem to allow pressure from the "in" port to flow to both "out" ports, but only allows it to flow back from one of the "outs"- whichever side the switch is moved to. Also there is what I thought was a check valve in the "in" port, but I suspect it may be a flow restrictor to limit how fast the markers are lifted up. My question is this: am I correct on the function of this valve? Is there a way to regulate the restrictor to change the flow rate? Is that really a restrictor? Will this thing work like I want it to if I install it in the "marker lift" side of the hydraulics? Remember, I have pressure down on these cylinders too. I'd hate to spend all the time to put this together and have to pull it apart again. Thanks, Paul
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