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12 hours ago, Stubby said:

Probably need to increase the capacity of hydraulic oil tank ( so it does not over heat )  , also increase the internal dia of the hoses and  and actuator valve and finally a bigger engine to power it .

Bigger engine,wouldn't think so

Posted (edited)
12 hours ago, farmboy3 said:

16 why

I thought you needed 2.5 HP per gallon of pump flow  at 3000psi as a rule of thumb .

Edited by Stubby

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