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Nice work. Adds a lot of functionality to an already fun truck.
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Without a vent you will rupture your tank or filter and possibly damage your pump.So let's say you run a dump trailer that requires the reservoir is almost drained and refilled every time. How critical is the vent then and what issues would arise one way or the other
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Yes, you will most likely need more tank capacity for your type of cylinders. You could mount another tank higher, plumb it into the fill of the stock tank, then put your vent in the upper tank only.
I don't have a picture of the hoist but it's a dual telescoping cylinder. I thought of an additional oil tank but I'm not sure where I'd put it and if it would have to be at the same level or if it could be higher like in place of the spare tire carrier since the 14.00 won't fit there.
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From overflowing to sucking air, right at 5 gallons. Fortunately the rods of my double acting cylinders only displace .85 gallon.Awsome job, Im curious as to tank capacity.
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