| Today 09:24 PM |
| santa V2.0 |
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Originally Posted by Jwrednecki
My guess would be that they put a little air pressure in there to help it out. The residual fluid in the cylinder is what is sprayed out
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Originally Posted by M92pv4u
We have rebuilt hydraulic rams with some fiber vee packing and they are tight when you assemble or disassemble them. I use air to blow them apart and it is violent like that.
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Well I learned something new. Cool.
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| Today 09:23 PM |
| M92pv4u |
Quote:
Originally Posted by Jwrednecki
My guess would be that they put a little air pressure in there to help it out. The residual fluid in the cylinder is what is sprayed out
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We have rebuilt hydraulic rams with some fiber vee packing and they are tight when you assemble or disassemble them. I use air to blow them apart and it is violent like that.
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| Today 09:22 PM |
| Joe_W |
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| Today 09:16 PM |
| Jwrednecki |
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Originally Posted by santa V2.0
Is that just a giant hydraulic cylinder stuck under pressure  seems there has to be a better way to release the pressure. |
My guess would be that they put a little air pressure in there to help it out. The residual fluid in the cylinder is what is sprayed out
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| Today 09:14 PM |
| santa V2.0 |
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Originally Posted by Jwrednecki
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Is that just a giant hydraulic cylinder stuck under pressure seems there has to be a better way to release the pressure.
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| Today 08:54 PM |
| Joe_W |
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Originally Posted by Jwrednecki
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holy shit 
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| Today 08:36 PM |
| Jwrednecki |
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Originally Posted by Mr. Mindless
Looks like the ram is bending during the lift, but I can't figure what would bound it up like that?
https://giphy.com/gifs/l378h8LgyxDc05PDG/html5
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Must of been rebuilt by these guys.
https://giphy.com/gifs/vxObTGPZJgnOu56vWO
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| Today 07:33 PM |
| Mr. Mindless |
Found a 2yr old Reddit thread on it, all dumb except one reply that suggested the pins could be bound up from wear+overloading and introduce a bending moment. The ram looks bowed to me.
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| Today 07:24 PM |
| [486] |
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Originally Posted by Mr. Mindless
Looks like the ram is bending during the lift, but I can't figure what would bound it up like that?
https://giphy.com/gifs/l378h8LgyxDc05PDG/html5
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maybe it reached end of travel, and someone had blocked off the overpressure bypass?
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| Today 07:15 PM |
| Mr. Mindless |
Looks like the ram is bending during the lift, but I can't figure what would bound it up like that?
https://giphy.com/gifs/l378h8LgyxDc05PDG/html5
Sorry for the lack of embed. I'll fix it tomorrow with real computer(r) if someone else doesn't.
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| Today 02:15 PM |
| animator |
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Originally Posted by Jwrednecki
Cookie cutter I spotted at Macy's.[IMG]https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20191205
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Wife's mother has that exact set, or something damn similar. And every year, without fail, one of the "candy canes" gets decorated like a dick. A ginger bread man also gets a dick drawn on him too.
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| Today 01:22 PM |
| yozsi |
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Originally Posted by total newb
Meh. I have had to change out plenty of buss bars. Newer and 50+years old. The vast majority are alum. Residential and apartment building primaries.
The bussing in my current building 480v/3ph is all alum.
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actually these older challenger panels have copper buss bars. the contacts on the breakers become loose under high load and boom
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| Today 12:05 AM |
| total newb |
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Originally Posted by yozsi
nope. shitty ass challenger panel. blew that part of the bus bar right off.
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Meh. I have had to change out plenty of buss bars. Newer and 50+years old. The vast majority are alum. Residential and apartment building primaries.
The bussing in my current building 480v/3ph is all alum.
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| Yesterday 11:36 PM |
| 1975f100 |
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Originally Posted by Jwrednecki
Cookie cutter I spotted at Macy's. 
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Saw something similar at the local grocers Wtf were they thinking
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| Yesterday 08:48 PM |
| Jwrednecki |
Cookie cutter I spotted at Macy's.
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| Yesterday 06:52 PM |
| PROJECTJUNKIE |
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Originally Posted by MochaMike
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Years ago I found a perfect side profile of a full-size bronco in a dry wash bed, it was petty fucking detailed
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| Yesterday 02:32 PM |
| yozsi |
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Originally Posted by GTOffroader
I'm not an electrician but that doesn't look right.
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nope. shitty ass challenger panel. blew that part of the bus bar right off.
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| Yesterday 02:00 PM |
| GTOffroader |
I'm not an electrician but that doesn't look right.
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| Yesterday 01:32 PM |
| yozsi |
I told my neighbors to swap out their panel when they got solar. Nope, don't listen to me until now. They are still taking it way too lightly.
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| 12-03-2019 12:03 PM |
| Flatbed |
Was checking to see about Harris...
Nope, not yet.
I'll check back later. 
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| 12-03-2019 11:27 AM |
| bad booger |
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Originally Posted by kf4zht
Shame there wasn't already a product that kept your earbuds attached together... 
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Great idea! I have been working on a design myself and they are ready to hit the market. $50 a pair, get em while they last.
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| 12-03-2019 07:15 AM |
| thefishguy77 |
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Originally Posted by MochaMike
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Thats not going to buff out.
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| 12-03-2019 06:05 AM |
| M92pv4u |
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| 12-03-2019 12:22 AM |
| MochaMike |
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| 12-02-2019 07:06 PM |
| kf4zht |
Shame there wasn't already a product that kept your earbuds attached together...
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