Ed, looks like you have it well in hand.. any plan however, for a hose
break [or leak over time] which would lower one cylinder but not the
other?
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Good Idea, Lynn. Screw the hose in one side of the
aluminum block, up flow pushes through the restrictor and check valve, back
flow closes check valve and only flows through restrictor.
Shouldn't be that hard to make.
Thanks
Ed
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Sent: Sunday, August 13, 2006 11:36
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Not a bad idea, Ben. They would slow down the
opening a bit, but would probably slow down the closing even more.
I'll check into it.
Ed
Assemble a swing check valve in parallel with your restrictor. So, most
of the up flow is unrestricted and any downflow closes the check valve and
goes through the restrictor.
Or machine the whole thing in a small block of aluminum.
Lynn E. Hanover
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