Little motors have governors built in.

Posted by Chriscase [76.201.17.153] on Sunday, February 21, 2010 at 13:31:48 :

In Reply to: OT. How much power do hydraulics really take? posted by David Sherman [216.18.131.154] on Sunday, February 21, 2010 at 12:53:56 :

You set the governor, not just open the throttle. Sounds like you have a good idea.

Hmm, I do know that hydraulic systems can get huge surges of pressure. Perhaps there is an accumulator problem? Or you need to add one?

But hey, aren't filters on the return - low pressure- side? If you are blowing filters, you must have a blockage between filter and tank?

Or alternatively, filters are on the inlet side of pump, between tank and pump. They operates under suction, only way to blow one is if tank is not vented?

But I'm ingorant, don't really have any hydraulic experience.

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• Yes, filter is on low side - David Sherman 14:08:12 02/21/2010
  • Re: Yes, filter is on low side - Desoto61 15:47:58 02/21/2010
    • Re: Yes, filter is on low side - David Sherman 16:06:21 02/21/2010
      • Re: Yes, filter is on low side - Desoto61 17:33:28 02/21/2010
        • Re: Yes, filter is on low side - David Sherman 18:31:43 02/21/2010

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