Is there a way to mount this pump on the side of a hydraulic press? Any mounting holes?
2012668
It is possible if you fabricate a mounting bracket.But I like leaving it free so I can use either foot depending on the position I need to be in.
1444154
Nope. Sorry. No way to mount it. Plus, it's awfully thick for that....if that makes sense.
197361
I believe the mounting bracket had 2 screws as most would so you would need 2 screws coming through the proper location that only stuck out a short distance. The back of the machine screw would need some kind of plastic or rubber washer and I would put a piece of felt under the mounting bracket. So yes it could be done, but would be a real pain.
1327964
No, it's a fine thread going into the pump. You could probably get an adapter at Home Depot.
1304791
Yes, there is a hole that contains a plastic (removable) sleeve that helps re-enforce the foam and connects the assembly to the pump.
780170
Your pump would need a rail, and you would have to attach a vertical grip or something similar that has a slot for the switch.
982550
This is a good question and one I wish I asked before I purchased this drill. The answer is yes, you can mount a drill but it's not from underneath the steel plate that comes with the unit. It's under the slots that make the X in the plate. I have mounted a vise to this drill pres but it is a pain and isn't easy to get lined up the way I want. I often check websites where people sell used tools trying to find someone with a broken press they want to off load cheap so I can take the table off of it. However, with that said, I love this drill. This is the only complaint I have about this drill press.
1545733
On the pump I had to take the old and new pump apart at the impeller housing to make it work. I had to use the old impeller housing on the new pump. I tried swapping the mounting bracket on the pump but bolt holes did not line up.Vern
1293412
There are not mounting holes on the rack. There is a slot/channel that runs the entire length of the rack that slides over the screw head. Holes should be drilled about 1/2" in on each side from where you want each end of the rack to be, but you don't need to be too exact. You take the black plastic end caps off, slide one cap over a screw, slide the rack onto that end cap, then slide the opposite cap on. I'm a bit weak in my right hand, so I found it was helpful to use a rubber mallet to tap the second end cap in, holding the opposite cap. It closed up the gap on both sides.
1945060
It can go anywhere on the pressure side of the pump. Either as a flow through, or just dead ended. If you have a filter, put it before the filter.
1192056
There is a key that goes in a slot on the shaft of the motor. The key then aligns into a slot on the pump. The pump should slide on to the shaft then. All you need to do then is spin the pump to align the mounting brackets with the mounting holes and bolt it in.
726688
I don't know. I installed pump and filled. I had to use old pin. Pins that came with pump wrong lengths. Works great! I didn't touch other part of hydraulics and wouldn't know how to flush.
296698
The pump comes with hose adapters threaded into their possibly proprietary fitting...just clamp hose to this.
373856
There ARE threaded holes, but in My case (fitting it to a Ridgid 4512) I wanted to shift the tube over a bit. Drilling new holes and tapping them was not too difficult.
828900
There is a groove to the other side to this cylinder. Moreover I bought this unit as a entire kit with pump, the pipe connect which connects this cylinder and pump.
1138196
The press has holes for mounting hardware. It is essential that it is securely mounted to something. However, it does not need to be that bench.I have it set up to mount to almost any table.
2158163
If you have the mounting space for it yes! just ensure the mounting clamps and pressure switch are secure and not interfere with the pump etc.