answersLogoWhite

0

One of the main things hydraulics are used for are car lifts. Like the ones you see at your local auto body or auto shop. People use hydraulics more than air operated pumbs can generate psi quicker than air based. Hydraulics are also used to make cars go up and down. Like the ones you sometimes see on the street that will be a few inches from the ground than a food.

User Avatar

Wiki User

14y ago

What else can I help you with?

Trending Questions
Why c is called high level language? Material that enhances the flow of electricity? What is the difference between a groyne and a seawall? How can overload be used effectively in frequency? What is the process to make synthetic plastic? Resistance increases what happens to amperage? What structure is used to deal with different conditions that occur based on values entered into an application? How do you fit coil gate spring? How do you you Create 2 text-field and 1 button in java using applet and then get the input as integers in 2 text-field and to display the output in label already created when you click the button? Why are the insertions and deletions at the end of an array more efficient than insertions and deletions in the interior of an array? How do you write a c program to find the smallest word in a string? What is the Different between multilevel queue scheduling from multilevel feedback queue scheduling? Draw a schematic diagram of a 3 point starter showing various components internal connections and out going leads connected to a dc shunt motor? What is the part of the cell that contains all the genetic information? When basements and sewage systems become waterlogged the steel beams that hold buildings aloft start to rust. This has been shown to cause buildings to collapse.? What is the scrap metal price for iron? What is anonymous object in java? What happens when a positive displacement pump runs dry? What happens when you click on an empty cell in the grid? Is it easier to get a mechanical engineering or electrical engineering degree?