Locate cylinders for it to increase the lift capacity a bit, and restore my hydraulic PSI back down to factory.
Unless they changed from the LA525 the OEM cylinders are 50mm bore = 1.97". Moving up to a stock 2" bore only nets you a 3% increase in lifting force. A 2.5" cylinder is a rather hefty 61% increase.
So I would need to jump to a 2.5" if it would fit. Don't recall seeing a 2.25 while I was looking at them.
No - 2.5* cylinders are a 61% increase. If you went that big you would have to be careful you did not accidentally lift too much and damage the loader arms or possibly the tractor.
That would only be the case under maximum load though? Normally the valves are in bypass and there's no pressure or additional wear on the pump under No/Light/Medium load, only under Full load?
Thats why said a slight decrease in pump life. In fact I almost said negligible.
Thank you for confirming. I'm new to hydraulics so double-checking pretty much everything at this point, because it's far better to ask than break stuff due to ignorance.
That is quite possibly one of the best philosophies ever enunciated on this forum
Here's what I've acquired so far.
I can't find specifics. The part number is B02500, but that doesn't look like it.
Just an observation, I mentioned in another thread somewhere that a friend of mine bought a Mahindra several years ago.
MORE POWAHWhat a shocker that some manufacturers use smoke and mirrors to sell their products.I admire Kubota's conservative and understated approach. It seems that they consider the system in its entirety and have a sense of how the equipment "should" be used.
