Can someone help me with identification of this hydraulic unit?
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by /u/Pasa-palo
23h ago
Came into possession of these units, but have no clue what they're used for or worth. They are of Italian make from what I can gather, but didn't find much when researching online. This isn't my field so I'm totally lost. Any help would be appreciated. submitted by /u/Pasa-palo [visit reddit] [comments ..read more
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Plastic dome cover for display valve
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by /u/Mooooork
2d ago
We have a hydraulic unit at work for display that actuates pipeline valves. We have a 12” butterfly valve on it right now and I want to get some clear plastic domes to put on the valve to prevent people from putting their hand in while it’s turning. Does anyone know where you can buy these? It would look kind of like a big clear mixing bowl, and you put one on each side of the valve. I know it’s not a “hydraulics” question exactly, but any help appreciated. submitted by /u/Mooooork [visit reddit] [comments ..read more
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Building a training aid with clear components?
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by /u/Mysterious-Funny-431
2d ago
Hi guys at my work we have several machines which consist of a closed hydraulic system (I think?) each have a hand pump which is used to pressurise an accumulator - the accumulator consists of a floating piston with pre charged nitrogen on one side and oil on the other. Once brought to the correct pressure, it will operate 2 cylinder rods. The system also includes counter balance valves and flow control valves for both strokes of each cylinder. Also interlock valves to ensure cylinder 1 cannot be extended whilst cylinder 2 is extended etc. I am wondering how hard it would be to build a traini ..read more
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I need ideas people
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by /u/pingable1
2d ago
Some dumb dumb welded the piston nut to the rod I've managed to grind away the weld but it seems to be seized it turns like half a rotation In the off direction and then back but no further submitted by /u/pingable1 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more
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Hydraulic Project
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by /u/Antique_Caracal
2d ago
Hey, i have an idea for a project that it would be great if someone could help out with. I want to design a hydraulic lift that can lift 4 tons, it would be run with a 18v battery and dc motor. Can someone help, how would i go about choosing motor? the size of hydraulic actuator needed? how much fluid and what type? what type/size pump? basically don't have any background in this area but am interested in learning and would appreciate any help submitted by /u/Antique_Caracal [visit reddit] [comments ..read more
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RUA in hoses
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by /u/manuelgerald
3d ago
What is the meaning of RUA in hoses? for example 45RUA 37" 1" R2 submitted by /u/manuelgerald [visit reddit] [comments ..read more
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Do hydraulic systems built from all new parts, need ‘bleeding’?
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by /u/BestEmu2171
3d ago
I’m assembling a small lifting system, one double-acting ram, powered by a pump/motor unit from automotive convertible-roof, the pump manifold has internal relief valves, it just reverses polarity to raise or lower. My first version of this build, took a few seconds of motor spinning to build pressure, then it stutters as it extended the piston. Should I bleed the air out by momentarily operating the pump while one or both of the cylinder’s hose banjo-bolts are slightly loose? The pump has integrated reservoir with single refill hole (with sealing bolt). submitted by /u/BestEmu2171 [visit re ..read more
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Help with hydraulic ram
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by /u/TheZachAttack69
3d ago
Hello all! I have here a convertible top cylinder from a Porsche 996. I am wondering how you guys would go about removing the clevis from it to slide on a new seal assembly and remove shaft for polishing? I have never seen the dimples like this, I do a lot of Mercedes tops and they don’t have this. I am unaware of how to pop it off on the Porsche. Mercedes just has strong loctite to melt off and they unscrew. Any ideas are appreciated, thanks ? submitted by /u/TheZachAttack69 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more
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What is this noise from my block with levers when the pump starts creating pressure and cylinder move? Just redid hoses. Is this air in system?
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by /u/Ok-Breadfruit4304
4d ago
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Can I convert my dump trailer's single action/up-only to two way power?
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by /u/Wabbastang
4d ago
Built a dump trailer a few years back and bought a ram (dual action, fittings at both ends, just have a breather/filter in the second port) and this pump on a deal off craigslist. After a few years of use, it'd be really nice it if was power down also. Obviously just has a single basic solenoid for power currently, have a remote setup to energize that or the little solenoid you see on the side to drop it. Would it be possible to change this pump to run both ways, or better to swap the pump out? This one fits nicely in the box with the right size reservoir for the ram. https://preview.redd ..read more
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