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Wood wasp

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At max RPM/LPM it runs my small 10 ton jobbie very fast, fast enough that the ram gets so hot you can feel it on your face as you work! Not great for the ram seals i know but its very effective.

 

My huge home made beast also runs very fast and has great power, suspect its around the 25 - 30t mark.

 

Its down to flow and pressure, the 60lpm dual pump is 3000psi (i think) so it has flow and pressure needed to run larger rams.

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