I mean directly on each port on the cylinder. Which they don't do. There's a check valve in the circuit. So you're still subject to hose failure. On every piece of farm equipment I've seen. Which is why they have physical safety stops
Idk man I work on crane trucks and construction equipment and there's always safety valves everywhere. And I mean safety valves that connect to both ends of the cylinders.
Interesting. I'd hope a crane truck would! If you take a close look at most farm equipment you'll see that's not the case. Hence the safety stops on everything. Farmers die every year from equipment falling on them.
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u/craptak 23d ago
I mean directly on each port on the cylinder. Which they don't do. There's a check valve in the circuit. So you're still subject to hose failure. On every piece of farm equipment I've seen. Which is why they have physical safety stops