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That pin location makes a lot of sense

Cylinders in series works but need to be double rod where the rod end flow of one cylinder matched the cap end flow of the next cylinder. You do have to incorportate a method of being able keep them full plus have a way to resynchronize them when seals start bypassing. You can handle this by...

I don't see a mechanical linkage working on an articulated deuce tandem. there is too much movement that would misalign the wheels. if you are worrying about points of failure then adding rear stearing on a tendem is not something you woul want to do because you just tripled the points of...

it's not two circuits - it's one circuit with two cylinders in series. They are completely linked unless there is a leak or air int he circuit. the only slop in the system will be at the tie rods and other pivot points. which is no different than with seperate or mechanicly linked systems. It...

if you are going full hyrdaulic then there is no need for a mechanical linkage between the two rear's you can link two hydraulic rams with tubing, and one feed tube to each ram. they are forced to move the same ammount (so long as you don't get a leak) and it still only uses the same amount of...