Tiltrotator auxilary line build

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tarsolyattila19

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Hi. I build a tilt rotator and i need an extra hydraulic line to feed the rotator. I have the tilt line , that is on my right joystick. I have the same buttons on the left joystick but there isn't any other hydraulic hose what goes to the bucket. I have drawings of the electricity and the hydraulic lines , i post it below. How should i build the new line to the rotator?I want to rotate and tilt at the same time so i dont want to share one line with another.
 

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V8Druid

V8Druid

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Hi - what 'duck' (wheeled excavator) is this on? :unsure:
 
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bobthebuilder

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Hi. I build a tilt rotator and i need an extra hydraulic line to feed the rotator. I have the tilt line , that is on my right joystick. I have the same buttons on the left joystick but there isn't any other hydraulic hose what goes to the bucket. I have drawings of the electricity and the hydraulic lines , i post it below. How should i build the new line to the rotator?I want to rotate and tilt at the same time so i dont want to share one line with another.
hello and welcome ,some pics would be great as we all love a home build ,and if you have built a tilty you are a man worth knowing
 
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tarsolyattila19

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Im sorry , im not 100% done with that , i have the rotator with the hydraulic motor but there is not any adapters on it yet. I not figured it out how to connect it with the stick. With quick coupler or direct. If with quick coupler it would be pin grab or wedge, dont even know. I have no idea yet thats why i only have just drawings in a paper what i glued together. It will help me to measure how long the tilt cylinder will be.
The most important will be the hydraulic feed thats why im here , but i will upload photos when there is something new and also my previous jobs. I do a lot of lineboring and welding.
 

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V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
Im sorry , im not 100% done with that , i have the rotator with the hydraulic motor but there is not any adapters on it yet. I not figured it out how to connect it with the stick. With quick coupler or direct. If with quick coupler it would be pin grab or wedge, dont even know. I have no idea yet thats why i only have just drawings in a paper what i glued together. It will help me to measure how long the tilt cylinder will be.
The most important will be the hydraulic feed thats why im here , but i will upload photos when there is something new and also my previous jobs. I do a lot of lineboring and welding.
that's a lump for a 9 tonner ... plenty of space in that for a rotary coupling though (y)
my best friend was Hungarian :)
szép kis punci ;):giggle:
 
doobin

doobin

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  1. Determine Connection Points: Find a suitable connection point on the left joystick that aligns with the requirements of the rotator.
  2. Select the Right Hydraulic Line: Based on system requirements and the drawings, choose a hydraulic line of appropriate size and pressure rating.
  3. Install the Hydraulic Line: Using the correct fittings, connect the new hydraulic line to the left joystick, ensuring a secure connection to prevent leaks.
  4. Test the System: Before connecting the new line, ensure the system is in a safe state. After connecting, conduct system tests to ensure both rotation and tilt functions operate correctly.
  5. Prioritize Safety: Throughout the process, adhere to safety standards and follow manufacturer recommendations to prevent accidents and personal injury.
Not a bad effort for a spambot. Must be one of those newfangled AI ones!
 
V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
Not a bad effort for a spambot. Must be one of those newfangled AI ones!
WTF is ''Parts'' :ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO: and HTF did he manage to quote a non existent post???????
 
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