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Title: Forklift Pumps Post by: Hydros on March 24, 2004, 02:12:27 AM DETAILS LATER...
CONT.[/b][/size] Title: Forklift Pumps Post by: Hydros on March 24, 2004, 02:13:34 AM DETAILS LATER...
CONT.[/b][/size] Title: Re: Forklift Pumps under construction, Post by: Hydros on September 13, 2012, 11:02:09 PM under construction, nothing yet,
Title: Re: Forklift Pumps Post by: dogbone on December 24, 2012, 03:46:10 PM I really, really, really....really like the look of these units.
Are the BMH, and other brands, aircraft ''lookalikes'' based on this type of pumps? I would think so. Ive been lookin at what the local industrial hydraulic shops have to offer in regards to dry pump type of units but ive yet to find something switable off the shelf. Dont want to make a aircraft wannabe set up btw, but a true industrial lookin one, but being a side project, but mostly me being broke, it will be a while before i can actually show something worth a picture. Did you put something togheter with these units? Title: Re: Forklift Pumps Post by: Hydros on December 25, 2012, 06:20:56 PM I really, really, really....really like the look of these units. Are the BMH, and other brands, aircraft ''lookalikes'' based on this type of pumps? I would think so. Ive been lookin at what the local industrial hydraulic shops have to offer in regards to dry pump type of units but ive yet to find something switable off the shelf. Dont want to make a aircraft wannabe set up btw, but a true industrial lookin one, but being a side project, but mostly me being broke, it will be a while before i can actually show something worth a picture. Did you put something together with these units? The above motors are used for several minutes at a time. Like again a scissor jack. -- the motor drives the vehicle, turns the wheels and lifts the jack. I have never seen these industrial motors used in a car, but I too and wondering how that monster size one would perform. :) |