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    Posted: 2 hours 53 minutes ago at 9:59am
what size cylinder will i need to pull uploads/8753/IMG_1725_four_bottom.jpgthis plow out of the ground
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i have to extend 24 inches to undo the trans port lock    , so i think that would be a 8 inch stroke ,  what size piston will i need?
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It largely depends on what hydraulic system pressure you have. A D-17 before a series 4 is 3500-3700 psi and a series 4 and D-19 are 2,200 psi. I'm sure on that age of plow the typical AC high pressure ram worked just fine, but with hi-pressure. On a 2,200 psi system I'd imagine a 2 1/2" cylinder would be plenty and probably a 2 inch could get by.
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