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JD2 bender 1 3/4" capacity

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JD2 bender 1 3/4" capacity

Post by rockcrawler31 »

Hi all

JD's website lists the capacities for my bender with a 1 3/4" die at 120 thou (3mm) wall thickness.

Does any body know if that applies for 4130 chromoly as well or would it be less? What is the strength difference as a percentage between 350MPA and 4130?

Does any one have any real life experience maxxing out the JD2 on chromolly in 1 3/4"? I'm possibly going to be bending up a tube chassis extension for someone and i was thinking of going the heaviest that my bender can handle just for the rails. (it's a decently large truck).
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Re: JD2 bender 1 3/4" capacity

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Never mind the strength difference, i found a few sources that state it to be about 650Mpa which makes it about 85 percent stronger/tougher to bend. Is that a fair assessment?
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Re: JD2 bender 1 3/4" capacity

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Are their limits designed around the manual or hydro versions?
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Re: JD2 bender 1 3/4" capacity

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Z()LTAN wrote:Are their limits designed around the manual or hydro versions?
Would depend on bar or ram capacity. Bender limits would be against its own components. I'm guessing its a jd2 32? Call taz and ask if you got off him I'm sure he will help.
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Re: JD2 bender 1 3/4" capacity

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stilivn wrote:
Z()LTAN wrote:Are their limits designed around the manual or hydro versions?
Would depend on bar or ram capacity. Bender limits would be against its own components. I'm guessing its a jd2 32? Call taz and ask if you got off him I'm sure he will help.
Hi mate

I think it's a 32, i bought it privately so no idea where it came from. I'm also stuck on a rig overseas so calling's a bit tough.

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Re: JD2 bender 1 3/4" capacity

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The jd32 can bend up to 6mm wall on anything under 2 inch
So at a guess you should be right.
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Re: JD2 bender 1 3/4" capacity

Post by brooksy »

I can only comment on model 4 hydro, but my biggest issue if any is bending too thin a wall due to my tighter CLR dies. Never had a problem with Chromo up to 2". I have kinked 2" due to only being 0.095" wall & tighter CLR.




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Re: JD2 bender 1 3/4" capacity

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Thanks guys

I'm by the sounds of it, 1.75 OD and 3mm wall in 4130 should get there. Any heavier and i might have to get a test piece so i can try it out.

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Re: JD2 bender 1 3/4" capacity

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rockcrawler31 wrote:Thanks guys

I'm by the sounds of it, 1.75 OD and 3mm wall in 4130 should get there. Any heavier and i might have to get a test piece so i can try it out.

Cheers all
Weather its a Model 3 or 32, it'll bend 3.0mm 1.75" no problems, Mild or 4130.

Quote: http://jd2.com.au/benders/model-32-bender.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
LARGE CAPACITY - Bends round tubing and pipe from 1/2" to 2 1/2" O.D. and square tubing from 1/2" to 1-1/2". This bender is rated to bend 2" o.d. x .250" wall DOM steel tubing. Also capable of solid steel up to 1 1/2" diameter.NOTE: To bend round tubing over 2" o.d. x .120" wall, square tubing over 1 1/2" or solids over 1" diameter requires hydraulics.

Just to correct a comment above, a model 32 will only bend 2" .120" / 3.0m wall Manually, Hydraulics are required to bend heavier than 3.0mm if using 2" OD.

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Re: JD2 bender 1 3/4" capacity

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Do you have the manual or hydro setup
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Re: JD2 bender 1 3/4" capacity

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Pete that is bloody awesome and a great offer. I didn't want to be "that guy" who pesters a vendor for info about a product he didn't buy from them :D

Mine is Manual. Although if i can find a cheap mexican to do the work for me i'll convert it to "Manuel-ly operated" :D

I'm mainly after the failure limits of the equipment itself, as to get more power on the handle, Milo can just get a bigger handle :armsup: Although i guess once you start cranking that baby with 20 foot cheater handle i think i might be taking the piss :lol:
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Re: JD2 bender 1 3/4" capacity

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Swag off-road do a nice hydro adapter for a decent price if you are doing a lot of bends.
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Re: JD2 bender 1 3/4" capacity

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When I had a JD2 I bent 1 3/4 4130 for a mates A frame. Was hard work!
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Re: JD2 bender 1 3/4" capacity

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I just bent NB32 sch 160. CDS Thats equivalent to 1 3/4" .250

5.5" CLR

Air/Hyd JD32

Not a problem
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Re: JD2 bender 1 3/4" capacity

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Z()LTAN wrote:I just bent NB32 sch 160. CDS Thats equivalent to 1 3/4" .250

5.5" CLR

Air/Hyd JD32

Not a problem
Very interesting. Was there anything to indicate that it wasn't happy?
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Re: JD2 bender 1 3/4" capacity

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Not at all, Nb pipe is a tad softer than tube I believe but still had no issue what so ever
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