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Old 06-25-2010, 06:55 PM
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The actuator is a Duff-Norton MPD6505-01. It is a 12 volt actuator with 3 inch stroke and 500 pound capacity.
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OK this is probably going to be a stupid question to those of you in the know, but will a 24 volt actuator work with a 12 volt system, such as will it just simply work at half speed? Just curious, there are a bunch of linear actuators in Ebay but most seem to be 24 volt.

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I doubt if it would even work, if it did the motor probably wouldn't last very long.
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It would probably work, but would have half the power as well as half the speed.
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It's hard for me to tell, does this actuator move the main lift lever or is this only for the rear lift? I'd like to make the same thing and want to do this for a blade up front. Looks great and think I could use this idea for my idea
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