treemuncher
Senior Member
Does anyone on here have any experience with hydraulic intensifiers?
I have a grapple assembly with a shear arm setup that is only capable of shearing small hardwoods of less than 8" or so as it is currently connected. It should be able to handle 12"-14" diameter stems. My excavator's work circuit is limited to 280 bar or about 4,000 psi but the grapple assembly is designed for 350 bar or about 5,100 psi. Getting another 1,000 psi to the shear should make a world of difference and allow me to cut what I need to take out.
The MiniBooster https://www.minibooster.com/hc4/ and other hydraulic intensifiers like it should be what I need. I'm not sure if I need a separate pressure limiter or if these can be configured to a maximum pressure setting to ensure no damage to the grapple hydraulics.
Any suggestions or experience with these out there on the forum?
I have a grapple assembly with a shear arm setup that is only capable of shearing small hardwoods of less than 8" or so as it is currently connected. It should be able to handle 12"-14" diameter stems. My excavator's work circuit is limited to 280 bar or about 4,000 psi but the grapple assembly is designed for 350 bar or about 5,100 psi. Getting another 1,000 psi to the shear should make a world of difference and allow me to cut what I need to take out.
The MiniBooster https://www.minibooster.com/hc4/ and other hydraulic intensifiers like it should be what I need. I'm not sure if I need a separate pressure limiter or if these can be configured to a maximum pressure setting to ensure no damage to the grapple hydraulics.
Any suggestions or experience with these out there on the forum?