I'm a motorcycle mechanic, is this big enough to clean some of the parts like cylinder jugs and blocks??... Thanks
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The inside dimensions of the tank are approximately 17" W x 9-1/2" H x 13" D. We hope this information helps you determine whether this product will work for your intended purpose.
377653
Absolutely. I've had this tool for about two years and it hasn't yet let me down. It drives brands up to 3/4" with ease and I believe it's rated for up to two inches. I had an older model that required oil and it would jam at the most inconvenient of times. This one does not require oil and it's a pleasure to use. BUY IT!!
1583369
This unit is made to work with cleaning fluids. It has a place to hold the fluid, so I would assume that you could use most cleaners made for this purpose.
555038
Absolutely, I use it to clean my bicycle chain. As well as the rear cassette an other metal parts.
960483
It's not really meant for that, especially large nuts and bolts will damage the tumbler, my garage uses a sonic machine to clean nuts and bolts. It's a real work horse for cleaning brass i've cleaned thousand of rounds with no problem.
828947
I think they are best suited for wheels and other auto applications but you could use it to clean those things. I would probably buy something else to clean bath items though.
89624
It is powerful enough for that purpose, with power to spare.It needs the normal cleaning as in the instructions.
1511645
It would be completely fine for a break barrel. The solvents wouldn't come in contact with the piston unless you purposely put it there. The kit is mainly for cleaning lead residue from the inside of the barrel.
905742
The interior is large enough to clean long chains. I cleaned a bracelet, an 18" chain and a couple rings at the same time and had plenty of room. For a long chain you may have to curl it around the bottom a couple of times, and using the cleaner that comes with the unit, it should clean it fine.
1448470
Depends on amount of air pressure you have going through it. Its a good clean up gun with an adjustable tip for flow, for most jobs it works good. But for that old caked on dried grease It will take longer to get it off, you can reuse same cleaner to save money
1301482
This thing is overkill for that. But yes, if you have a huge place to mount it. I run my entire shop off of this thing. You might be more interested in something smaller rated at 2000-3000 to do what your wanting. I actually run a small pancake compressor off of a good 1000 and it does fine but I can only run one tool at a time off of that. If you get much larger you will definitely notice the load on your vehicle. I hope this helps!
2251514
theoretically you could use this to pressurize a sealed jug to expel oil through a hose. Think reverse brake bleed. However, given finding a suitable jug to withstand pressure, relatively light duty of the pump, and fabrication, chances would be 50/50 optimistically. Some gear oil jugs come with hand pumps that work well as I suspect you are aware. I do know that large oil syringes exist but the one I have called a "mix mizer" would be too slow and tedious to use for the amount and thickness of gear oil necessary for a differential service. Would be an interesting experiment though.
1289913
As long as it isn't oily. I use it for fuel and oil filters on heavy equipment. If they aren't slick it works good. Brake clean helps if it is though.
1505146
Absolutely. Tons of pressure that you can adjust. This is good for cleaning ANYTHING
768399
It will clean it. I had some really nasty stuff in my wife's van it cleaned it all up pretty well.
228844
Only enough cleaner/degreaser for a couple of good cleanings... but I do it twice before I rinse. It is a great chain maintenance tool and I use straight Simple Green degreaser with it. I go through a lot of degreaser on my three bikes, but I'm a little OCD about things like that. One thing, be sure the chain is dry before you relube. I blow it off with my compressor.
2087541
Pump volume capacity would not be sufficient for helping remove crankcase gases Since it's a vacuum pump I doubt it would be durable pumping an oil mist mixed with the gases. If crankcase pressure is high and the PCV valve is working, then piston ring leakage may be excessive.