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Old 07-21-2010, 11:25 PM
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I've got the angle cylinder mounted to the front blade. It's 1.50" bore x 7" stroke. The front quick connects are mounted too. I need to plumb the quick connects to the valve and make a couple hoses for the cylinder and then I'll be able to try it out.
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Awesome job, Adam! I've really enjoyed this thread!
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Great job on your hydraulics!!! I can't wait to see more pictures.....
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Got the rest of the hydraulics plumbed. The power angle works great. I just need to anchor the lines in a few places and then take them off and shoot some paint on them. I added a set of quick connects on the rear too.
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Nice job, Adam!
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Your hydraulics, and everything else you have made are GREAT! Keep up the great work!
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Thanks everyone.
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Well............I think you have completed this project, so isn't it time for some action pics?:biggrin2.gif:
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IHinIN;

Your hydraulic installation looks great, better than factory.
I have been gathering parts to do something very similiar on my 100.

I have a question, how did you adjust the pressure on the power steerin pump?

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Thanks cadetfarmer.
I adjusted the pressure by shimming the relief valve in the pump. The shims go between the end cap and piston housing. Adding more shims reduces the pressure while removing shims increases pressure. The relief valve is located behind the fitting that the pressure line screws into.
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