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Has anyone tried these??
i've been seeing these forever on ebay but i dont think i've seen anyone use/try/or buy one yet
there hydraulic pumps for convertable tops, new there pretty pricey but theres many for less then 100$ bucks used that even come with cylinders, mind you i have no idea the flow rates or pressures they run at hence this post i was wondering if anyone here had any experience with any of these or if anyone happens to know some specs on them here are a couple of what i'm talking about but they come in all sorts of sizes and configurations http://www.ebay.com/itm/170817886948...84.m1423.l2649 http://www.ebay.com/itm/280857058890...84.m1423.l2649 any insight / info anyone could throw this way would be awesome as i'm always trying to save money and theres alot of junk yards nearby that im sure i could scoop one of these from for cheap but i dont want to waste my time, like if someone says there all made with plastic gears for instance Thanks Trevor |
Re: Has anyone tried these??
I bought a complete set up from an 88 mustang and it's pretty big. 3"x9" not including the mounting brackets. It fit in my Volvo but drew 12amps:eek: with no load so I didn't use it. I think I might make a dump trailer for behind the riding mower out of it instead. I'm not sure how small others may be though just my 2 cents.
Reg |
Re: Has anyone tried these??
The duty cycle of the motor will be the big issue. Not all motor's are rated
"continous duty" The first one pictured, a heat sink could be attached to the motor, to help cool it. Reg is right, how much space will they take up? But give it a try and let us know how it work's out. It's great that you are looking for other way's, to build model's with! Cheer's, Neil. |
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