PropWash
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- Joined
- Dec 19, 2006
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- 22
Greetings,
I had recently adapted an old meyer snow plow to my skidsteer.
The plow was lacking the turning cylinders, to I installed new mounting tabs and installed a single cylinder from Tractor Supply.
It works great for the most part, but the cylinder is overkill and moves WAY too fast. Is there a good way to restrict or slow down the force from the cylinder when im adjusting the plow.
Currently, if I drop to idle, and hit the button to turn it, it still almost 'snaps' instantly to one side or another. I did set it up to use full articulation and stroke, but damn.
Thoughts?
I had recently adapted an old meyer snow plow to my skidsteer.
The plow was lacking the turning cylinders, to I installed new mounting tabs and installed a single cylinder from Tractor Supply.
It works great for the most part, but the cylinder is overkill and moves WAY too fast. Is there a good way to restrict or slow down the force from the cylinder when im adjusting the plow.
Currently, if I drop to idle, and hit the button to turn it, it still almost 'snaps' instantly to one side or another. I did set it up to use full articulation and stroke, but damn.
Thoughts?