Servicing a Micropac Hydraulic Hand Pump: The Complete Guide скачать в хорошем качестве

Servicing a Micropac Hydraulic Hand Pump: The Complete Guide

Ever wondered how you can service and breath a new lease of life into your hydraulic hand pump? In this video we'll show you a step-by-step walkthrough on how to disassemble and service repair your pump. Whether to fix leaking and worn out seals, or to change the compound for new applications, our service kits can help you to extend the functionality and life-span of your pump, and doing it yourself will save on potential downtime and lost profits. On day one, our company ethos was to make our equipment serviceable and maintainable, not throw-away. 35 years ago, people reused and repaired, and the throwaway society hadn’t yet happened. We engineered our hydraulic pumps as we expected professional equipment to be, offering low cost service kits and easy maintenance. We stand by our kit that can be repaired in the field, and still get pumps back into our workshop for repair from 1983. Selling comprehensive service kits and spares at modest prices means repairing your kit is a viable and affordable option, instead of opting for new. Skip ahead to relevant Chapters: 00:00 Introduction & Preparation 01:32 Removing The Pump 04:15 Outlet Non-Return Valve kit 10:29 Inlet Non-Return Valve Kit 16:39 Release/Relief/Blanking Plug Kit 24:37 Bearing/Piston Rod Kit 43:02 Reassembly back on reservoir/Final tightening check Tools used in the video: 6mm Allen key 7/8 A/F spanner (22mm or adjustable) 3/4 A/F spanner (19mm or adjustable) Retainer tool Tweezers (I use a sturdy set and a lighter set through the video) Stanley knife Plastic rod for tapping components in Hammer Small Flat-headed screwdriver Pliers (various styles) Side cutters Face spanner 3/16 Allen key O-Ring Installation Cone & Sizing Ring Besides the seals and service kits themselves, we offer a small toolkit as described in the video (marked with * in the tool list); get in touch for more information. Get in contact by leaving a comment below, or by heading over to our website at www.sarum-hydraulics.co.uk