Part's listing for Bertha

indian george

indian george

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I know that I promised BBBB Beaver and someone else. But I forgot who, so I'll post it here.
PARTS LISTING
SUPPLIER PART# DISCRIPTION COMMENTS
NORTHERN 1053-C161 BARNES 2 STAGE PUMP -11GPM
2010-C161 PRINCE STANDARD 4-WAY CONTROL VALVE
4051-C161 7 GALLONS HYRAULIC OIL TANK MUST CLEAN THE INSIDE WELL
4022-C161 RETURN LINE FILTER
4010-C161 SUCTION STRIANER THIS GOES INTO THE TANK
FITTINGS AND HOSES YOU WILL NEED 3 HI- PRESSURE HOSES AND LOW PRESSURE HOSE FOR THE RETURN.
53606-C161 GLYCERIN FILLED GAUGE 0-3000PSI
SURPLUS CENTER 10-1485 ELECTRIC MOTOR I USE A 3 HP AT 3250 RPMS
09 4954 HYDRAULIC CYLINDER I USE A 4 1/2" BORE X 8" STROKE WITH THE PUMP AND MOTOR SHOULD BE GENERATE ABOUT 24 TONS
If I ever build another one I would go with a minimum of a 5" cylinder.
 
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If you go to my website I have pic's of the building of Bertha. I also should of gone with a H press design.;):D
 
Would there be a benefit to going with a 16 gpm pump?
 
Burchtree said:
Would there be a benefit to going with a 16 gpm pump?
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I would have to look at my notes. But I think (scary) that you would need a bigger motor to maintain the same ram speed. My speed is 2" per second.:thumbup: I sure someone else could help us out here.;)
Shawn beat me to the punch. Thanks Bubba.
 
Is there any real difference between tie-rod hydraulic cylinder and welded clevis? I found that tie-rod are almost twice as cheap for the same bore size and stroke.
 
not that i know much about any of this, but of those listed some have higher psi ratings and larger shafts. the cheapest one has 1.5 inch shaft and 2500 psi rating that s the first link. the last one has 3000 psi rating and the shaft is 2.5 inches i think that has alot to do with the price? actually if u click on the bottom of any of those pages it has a faq and tells why the diference is
 
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