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Published the latest design in Sketchup below | Published the latest design in Sketchup below | ||
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Shapshot: Suction plumbing: Use 2 suction strainers and separate hoses to pumps, as reservoir ports are only 1 1/4" and these suction strainers are only rated at 8GPM each. | Shapshot: Suction plumbing: Use 2 suction strainers and separate hoses to pumps, as reservoir ports are only 1 1/4" and these suction strainers are only rated at 8GPM each. | ||
[[Image:PC16.8SuctionPlumbing.png Suction Plumbing|600px]] | |||
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Should we employ any special grinding / welding procedures for the one weld where all three members meet? | Should we employ any special grinding / welding procedures for the one weld where all three members meet? | ||
Revision as of 02:22, 30 August 2016
Development
Published the latest design in Sketchup below
This design has had few updates lately. Here are the latest updates:
Aug 2016: Twin 18HP engine design in the works - mostly complete, will be built in the September Power Cube workshop
Snapshot: Hydraulic ports - 2 3/4" male outputs from the top of the pumps, 2 3/4" female returns and 1 1/4" low pressure return.
Shapshot: Suction plumbing: Use 2 suction strainers and separate hoses to pumps, as reservoir ports are only 1 1/4" and these suction strainers are only rated at 8GPM each.
Question
How should corners be formed and welded for optimal strength? Here is one image of a corner, with one of the horizontal members in the corner and the others welded to it:
Should the orientation be the same for all 8 corners?
Should we employ any special grinding / welding procedures for the one weld where all three members meet?