Orbital help

[2many]

Can anyone help me dissect this #
Sauer-Danfoss
OSPC 100 ON
150N2088

 

[Fordum]

What do you need to know?

There is a ton of data out there on them.
Just download the data sheet.

http://www.sauer-danfoss.com/Products/Steering/HydraulicSteeringUnits/OSPBandOSPCandOSPF/

You should find what ever you need there.

 

[Hogback Fabrication]

If you're piecing together junkyard parts, you'll be in for a lot of work. This link explains a lot of what you'll need to know.

 

[2many]

If you're piecing together junkyard parts, you'll be in for a lot of work. This link explains a lot of what you'll need to know.

I need to know if it is an open center?
Best I can tell is it is a load sensing, does that matter?

I have a friend at a forklift company getting me parts. I also have a double ended ram that is paired with it. It is a 2.5 bore with 5.5 stroke. I need to know will the orbital work? I googled the # and found on (that other site) that people were using it.

 

[2many]

What do you need to know?

There is a ton of data out there on them.
Just download the data sheet.

http://www.sauer-danfoss.com/Products/Steering/HydraulicSteeringUnits/OSPBandOSPCandOSPF/

You should find what ever you need there.

Ok so I've found out it is an open center/non reactive but I can't figure out how much flow it has. I'm assuming it is the 150n2088 but I can't seem to find the description in this PDF

 

[2many]

Ok how bout just how much fluid does it hold

 

[Hogback Fabrication]

Ok how bout just how much fluid does it hold

Are you asking how much fluid it displaces? I believe the link Fordum posted tells you that, and the link I posted tells you how to calculate how many turns lock to lock you'll end up with.

I have a friend at a forklift company getting me parts. I also have a double ended ram that is paired with it. It is a 2.5 bore with 5.5 stroke. I need to know will the orbital work? I googled the # and found on (that other site) that people were using it.

What is that cylinder going to attach to on your axle? That is an awfully short throw, most are 8-8.5".

 

[2many]

Are you asking how much fluid it displaces? I believe the link Fordum posted tells you that, and the link I posted tells you how to calculate how many turns lock to lock you'll end up with.



What is that cylinder going to attach to on your axle? That is an awfully short throw, most are 8-8.5".

Yes displaces
Was hopin to mount it high steer behind and be pretty close

The best I could tell is it looks to 6.1
In3/rev. = 6.10