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]]> By: Paul M http://used-backhoe.net/blog/need-help-with-hydraulic-arm-10-points/comment-page-1/#comment-708 Paul M Tue, 11 May 2010 04:56:42 +0000 #comment-708 Water will produce better results but will require more effort. Reasoning: Air as a gas abides to gas laws and will compress under pressure, rather than do anything (unless your syringes are really lubricated). Using water it will not compress as much but you will need to do this manually - it would be tricky to do a good hydrolic arm. The biggest problem i can forsee is that your tubing does not get a good enough seal on the syringe and it will leak. Good luck ;) Water will produce better results but will require more effort. Reasoning: Air as a gas abides to gas laws and will compress under pressure, rather than do anything (unless your syringes are really lubricated). Using water it will not compress as much but you will need to do this manually – it would be tricky to do a good hydrolic arm. The biggest problem i can forsee is that your tubing does not get a good enough seal on the syringe and it will leak.

Good luck ;)

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