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.Cylinders are at hydraulic shop getting rebuilt, hope that fixes it , then start making a bunch of new hoses , how much pressure should the hydraulic system put out??? Going to hook gauges on and test when I get a chance.
I looked through the TM's and I have not found it (pressure specs) anywhere.
I know I have seen 2000# and I could have sworn that I have seen 2500#.
Wanting hard evidence though - and so far it is only a guess.
Stumbling along through some website, I found oil filled 0-4000 pound gauges and purchased four.
My plan at the time was to see (or maybe discover?) what the pressure actually is. Never got back to it...
Like so many things, searching the TM's with the correct key words will eventually work.
My patience for that seems to get shorter as I get older though
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Congratulations on the other.
Spending bucks is no fun, but having a pair of freshly rebuilt and installed cylinders will sure make life better.
If you don't decide to keep them, maybe we could talk.
I could rebuild them and have spares if you don't do the same.