auxiliary hydraulic pressure

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I got a hydraulic floor saw to run off my T770. The saw requires 23 gpm at max 2500 psi. The T770 specs say it has 3500 psi. Can I get something to reduce the pressure on auxiliary hyds. while using this tool?
 
Since other fluids (water, air, welding gasses) can be regulated it stands to reason that hydraulics can be as well.
Check out what the fine folks at Parker hydraulics have in that category. Alternately, you might contact the manufacturer of the saw and see if they have any recommendations as I'm sure they've run into this issue before.
 
Since other fluids (water, air, welding gasses) can be regulated it stands to reason that hydraulics can be as well.
Check out what the fine folks at Parker hydraulics have in that category. Alternately, you might contact the manufacturer of the saw and see if they have any recommendations as I'm sure they've run into this issue before.
I would think the attachment would have a pressure relief that would bypass excess pressure back to the return side other than turning the system pressure down you'd have to rig up a regulator of sorts
 

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