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C E One of the rams of twin-ram tipping

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30th June 1967

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Page 73, 30th June 1967 — C E One of the rams of twin-ram tipping

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gears sometimes has a tendency to overtake the other ram and thus to cause distortion of the body. Can you suggest a cause?

A The symptom you describe is generally " caused by a bent ram tube which therefore tends to lock in the ram ring. This loads the rare disproportionately and the hydraulic fluid taking the path of least resistance is fed into the second tube, which results in the differential action you describe.