Hydraulics

There is a filler to the right of the gear leavers if you undo it with a 1"16th spanner it has a dip stick attached to it.

It isn't.

They didn't have big equipment like so they would run a pipe up hill into a dammed up spot in the river and the pressure would wash away the banks of the hill and leave the heaver gold then they would sluice it and pan it they were able to move allot of earth that way and scared the land.

Copper ore, usually in the form of malachite, needs to be refined through a chemical reaction, rather than a mechanical separation as with washing. It needs to be ground and heated to separate out the copper metal from the compound.

Hydraulics.....

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moving of the car

super super simple.

Yes, they can use hydraulics.

In hydraulic mining, powerful jets of water are directed at thick beds of gravel to break them down and wash the residue through lines of sluices designed to separate gold particles.

They direct the energy of the fluid's pressure to utilize that energy. This energy can be used to do anything from operating an electrical switch, to lifting a tractor bucket full or dirt.

No the lifters themselves are all the same. I recommend lightweight pushrods though if you can get them and stay with hydraulic.

with the dipstick ! the mark up about 3 inch is max level

A differential cylinder has a large piston that requires a greater amount of oil to displace the cylinder, thus allowing greater uniformity of force than a typical single-acting cylinder.

When he felt like it.

It is something were your body has to heal and you sit in it for like an hour or two.

Correct me if im mistaken but doesnt it go into a hydraulic oil reservoir?

Should be where your brake booster reservoir is.Or if ur obviously talking about hydraulic oil for accesories like a dump truck there should be a tank that delivers oil to a hydraulic pump somewhere on the frame.

Cars..

hydraulic head

Yes. They are used in wheels and...stuff....

No it's cable clutch. Well at least in mine. 99' Honda Civic EX model

Directly under the hydro reservoir.

yes! it does. questions with simple yes and no answers should not be posted.

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it is the property of the liquids. all the liquids are incompressible.

this is because the change in volume due to pressure is negligible for liquids.

in liquids the molecules are almost compact and hence no space for compression.

A rotary flow divider is essentially two hydraulic gear motors of equal displacement that are mechanically linked (the output shafts are coupled together). When fed from a single line, they must both turn at the same speed because they are linked and becasue they have equal displacement they therefore use the same amount of oil, hence evenly dividing the input oul between the two motors.

The quick answer is that you simply drain and replace it, but where exactly the drain plug is will depend on the make and model. I could probably answer this question better if I had that information.