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<blockquote data-quote="GM_Grimmy" data-source="post: 5531241" data-attributes="member: 52775"><p>If you have the right design wedge, you don't need anything higher than that. No need to beat up your hydraulics if you don't need to. Mine is set at 2300. I could go higher, but a few hundred psi isn't going to push through a piece that's stuck, so I leave it low. I know 2300 won't damage anything either. If it's going through pieces good, I wouldn't touch it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="GM_Grimmy, post: 5531241, member: 52775"] If you have the right design wedge, you don't need anything higher than that. No need to beat up your hydraulics if you don't need to. Mine is set at 2300. I could go higher, but a few hundred psi isn't going to push through a piece that's stuck, so I leave it low. I know 2300 won't damage anything either. If it's going through pieces good, I wouldn't touch it. [/QUOTE]
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