Will this pump handle filtered used oils like motor oil & Hydraulic?
572960
Not sure of that. I would check with the manufacturer. I would think it would handle hydraulic oil as it is a similar viscosity to fuel oil not sure about motor oil.
1310922
I think that this pump do not work properly with motor or hydraulic oil because of the viscosity. it its design to work with diesel, kerosene etc al 100 psi aprox
2000138
I've used this pump for body oil (almond and grape seed). It only dispenses very small amounts at a time.
1343857
It explicitly says that it's only for oil and not gas. And that gas should not pass through the pump. I assume this is due to the liquid type it can handle with the thicker oil and not a watery gas.
46971
I would imagine it would as it's about same viscosity of heating oil. The pump works great.
174057
I've only used the pump once so far and it seemed fine pumping plain water. I don't know how exactly it works but I know the instructions say don't run it dry. Real heavy oil might just cause it to work too hard, overheat and burn out. It should work fine with thin oil.
1750653
I am not sure only used with gas. It is a pretty small pump so I doubt it would work for very long with oil.
575009
If you are referring to the pump I would say no. You need a hydraulic oil. something on the line of Wagner Hydraulic Fluid. or Graco pump armor. If you are referring to separating oil that goes into the pump in the same manner as paint to prevent the pumps piston from sticking during storage, then I use paint thinner, and if its going to be down for awhile like more than a week or two then mix some SAE30 motor oil in a ratio of 4oz. motor oil to 1/2 gallon paint thinner. But WD 40 is not heavy enough to protect the pump cylinder walls and bearings from wear.
1980971
It filters large pieces of debris out. The filter is not an oil filter as in a engine oil filter. It's a macro filter. No filter needs to be purchased that I know of.
568720
I don't know. I do know this is for oil filter "cartridges" ONLY. Not for your regular oil filters.
1046981
No. This is a large electric pump. Oil pumps are small mechanical. This pump is for transfer of large amounts. Also try an oil cooler and fan.
140490
depends on the micron size of the filter media. better off using the briggs filter. Red one for gravity feed. White one for engines with fuel pumps.
1043906
This is a gasoline pump but diesel is less volatile and astringent so it will be fine. Just remember that these pumps are primarily for pressure and won't have a great deal of volume. The most important thing to remember is that gas is extremely flammable with sparks and you need to be mindful of your wiring and switch.
899751
I do not believe this system would work with oil!!! The pump and seals are designed to work with a heavy grease. I believe the oil would run out and spray everywhere. I don't have a solution to your problem at this time. It is very unusual for something that requires oil to have grease fittings. I would recommend that you try to find some old instructions for your machine and see if it had a different lubrication system or used a very light grease. This gun will pump almost any type or grade of grease, but I believe oil is just too thin!!!
1250648
I cannot find any need to oil the pump as it appears to be a completely sealed unit. Have been using for a couple of months without a problem.
544396
The filter can be purchased from your automotive supply house. Just get the number off the old filter or refer to your owners manual. Any type of spin on filter will be adequate for the hydraulic oil.Dan M.
575008
If you are referring to the pump lubrication i would say no. You need a hydraulic fluid, like Wagner's Hydraulic Fluid. Or Graco's Pump armor both are pretty good
62439
Grey Beard makes another pump model called The Baron, which is designed for oil. That model should work for your need.