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Geez. Yes yes, i totally understand.

Hmm. I don't mind it dropping fast. I just cant stand sitting there waiting for the cylinder to fill with fluid so i can continue that directional function. Maybe ill run it by a hydro shop to see what they think. Ive looked into the counter balance valve like carl mentioned in the past, but...

Ive explored this in the past. I bought a flow control valve for the particular valve, but never hooked it up (aka not sure if itd work). My idea was to set it so it macthes the flow coming in. The small honda needs a little work and i wasnt sure if the extra hp would help that issue. Humph

During my re mount process of the trailer in te coming month, i need to do something regarding hydraulics. The speed is fine, i have a 9hp honda. When booming in fast, with weight in the grapple, you need to sit and wait while the cylinder fills up with fluid, it doesnt supply enouh fluid for...

I saw that unit at a fair this year. Screams home owner. Idda sure not pay for it.

Ya they are over 35$ last i check. Nice unit. Buy my god. With what i have into mine, after a rebuild id still be well under 15$ I gotta say after owning one id make sure i wouldn't be without it though.

Its welding work, id say two weekends and can have everything mocked up. Id need another $15k + hanging around to replace it with a new one.

Ya its got stick dave. With 10k lbs on the deck i don't need this to be my intro to stick. :lol:

Yes willie, a little more than 360 actually. Not continuous though. Ill get 180* each side. The driver side would have another 20-30*. Right now i use it at 90* as i dont like grabbing logs nesr the back of the truck

Its terrible i know

So ive been seriously thinking about rear mounting my log trailer. This winter i HAVE to do major work to it anyway, such as rebuilding both outer rails, with stake pockets, and a rub rail. Also thinking about a sliding winch track. A partial mesh floor and partial sides for hauling small random...