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THIS IS A PIC OF MY PORTABLE UNIT THAT I JUST FINISHED, EXCEPT FOR THE WIRING. I MADE IT PORTABLE SO I CAN USED IT ON THE 20 & 35 TON PRESSES THAT I AM BUILDING.
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Hydraulic Unit
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impressive, 
can you explain how you are using the hydrolics?
I am working on plans for a trip hammer, but was leaning tward pnumatics not hydrolics.
AAh, lazyness the mother of all invention
can you explain how you are using the hydrolics?
I am working on plans for a trip hammer, but was leaning tward pnumatics not hydrolics.
AAh, lazyness the mother of all invention
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L6-the dog's name is Ferrari
Eric-I went with a press because it is quieter than a hammer,
I live in the center of the city. My nieghbors wouldn't like the sound of a trip hammer. They don't even apperciate the straight pipes on my Harley (HeHeHe).
Eric-I went with a press because it is quieter than a hammer,
I live in the center of the city. My nieghbors wouldn't like the sound of a trip hammer. They don't even apperciate the straight pipes on my Harley (HeHeHe).
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T.J. Yep, legs are to short, got to trade him in for a Irish Wolfhound.
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Eric I really think hydraulics are WAY too slow for a trip hammer. Air is the way to go there. The Kinyon plans (more a concept than plans actually) sold by ABANA are well worth studying. I would not take for my air hammer. It can pound out the taper on a long farriers file really fast.