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<blockquote data-quote="cfpinz" data-source="post: 1635067" data-attributes="member: 2383"><p>That's a good point on displacement re: rod diameter. My reasoning was without some type of flow control measures, parallel cylinders allow the oil to flow to the path of least resistance first (think wings on a batwing mower), whereas series would allow for positive displacement of the fluid beyond the first piston. At least one of my discbines has series cylinders for the header lift, but I hadn't paid attention to the bore size of the cylinders. Good point.</p><p></p><p>I'm not overly familiar with hydraulics, but just bought a NH DuraVee rake last week and the manual references a flow control valve for the wings. Is there such a device that will ensure equal flow to two cylinders?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="cfpinz, post: 1635067, member: 2383"] That's a good point on displacement re: rod diameter. My reasoning was without some type of flow control measures, parallel cylinders allow the oil to flow to the path of least resistance first (think wings on a batwing mower), whereas series would allow for positive displacement of the fluid beyond the first piston. At least one of my discbines has series cylinders for the header lift, but I hadn't paid attention to the bore size of the cylinders. Good point. I'm not overly familiar with hydraulics, but just bought a NH DuraVee rake last week and the manual references a flow control valve for the wings. Is there such a device that will ensure equal flow to two cylinders? [/QUOTE]
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