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Someone emailed to ask about the exact piston I used. Here's my reply:
The piston I used has this marking on it:
1.06DXPSR0.75 CV
I can't find it online anymore (Parker has updated their website recently and they've got a lot of broken links) but here is what it all means:
1.06" bore
DXP Pivot and nose mount, double acting, no pivot pin
SR Stainless steel rods
0.75" Stroke
This website helped me get some of the data:
http://interchange2ph.com/index.php
This site will let you get CAD drawings for the part:
http://oem.cadregister.com/asp/PPOW_Entry.asp?company=38834&elementID=73326589/AIR/SRPosted by johnedgarpark on February 10, 2008 at 09:37:07 Pacific Time
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