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.. Dont think ive ever burnt chestnut .. whats it like in a stove ?
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.. the main trunk is saturated .. but Ive salvaged some of the upper timbers for burning already as they are dry
Courtesy of some advice from v8druid I have decided to increase the size of my puny rod 
We're going from a 30mm rod and 60mm case to a 50mm rod and 90 mm case .. Ive already used the torch to wash off the old welds from the previous ram mounts and made a clean job of it .. all that gas pressure and I was like a surgeon will post some other pics as I go .. the attached is the old and new ram
Courtesy of some advice from v8druid I have decided to increase the size of my puny rod We're going from a 30mm rod and 60mm case to a 50mm rod and 90 mm case .. Ive already used the torch to wash off the old welds from the previous ram mounts and made a clean job of it .. all that gas pressure and I was like a surgeon will post some other pics as I go .. the attached is the old and new ram That may not be the only thing that'll need upgrading Muz 15 tons of output from that lil' mutha, as opposed to 9.6 originally!! 
...... what's it off/from? 
That may not be the only thing that'll need upgrading Muz 15 tons of output from that lil' mutha, as opposed to 9.6 originally!! ...... what's it off/from? 
.. I dunno what it came off .. the large eyelets should be a clue I guess ? the guys said that the block at the base only opens to allow flow once 50 Bar is exceeded 
.. so I dont know if i'll be keeping that bit .. would be a bit of a pain to remove it as I'd have to weld in some feed pipes ..
.. I dunno what it came off .. the large eyelets should be a clue I guess ? the guys said that the block at the base only opens to allow flow once 50 Bar is exceeded .. so I dont know if i'll be keeping that bit .. would be a bit of a pain to remove it as I'd have to weld in some feed pipes ..
would make a hell of a tree splitter 
I'll get you a pic of the valve end on that.
it would not operate/open flow to the cylinder until a 50 bar pressure was reached, in either motion, to ensure no/safeguard against, hose failure. .gif "wink2")
but you'd wanna longer bit o' UB for this one and binoculars to see the block
- gonna be a beasty
.. There's a lot of difference (the oil is irrelevant as was from some hose work above long after welding)
.. so its looking good for power The other point of the test was to determine whether or not I'm going to have to manufacture an entirely new bed .. which I have to say is looking likely. I was watching to see a deformative bend in the main beam, but , the weld gave way beforehand, however, if it can do that so easily, I'm not in much doubt the whole structure will need 'upped'. Then there is the issue of the knife attachment its self, with this much power. .... Ive never made a project yet that hasn't done the job
.. There's a lot of difference (the oil is irrelevant as was from some hose work above long after welding) .. so its looking good for power The other point of the test was to determine whether or not I'm going to have to manufacture an entirely new bed .. which I have to say is looking likely. I was watching to see a deformative bend in the main beam, but , the weld gave way beforehand, however, if it can do that so easily, I'm not in much doubt the whole structure will need 'upped'. Then there is the issue of the knife attachment its self, with this much power. .... Ive never made a project yet that hasn't done the job and it's still intact to fight another day, if required. Hydraulic power is wonderful stuff eh once suitably beefed enough to take full bollo in the oil dept. 
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