Aussie Redneck oil transfer pump

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  • Опубліковано 30 жов 2024

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  • @iwtommo
    @iwtommo 5 років тому

    I love it when youre searching how to solve a problem and one of your favourite channels has already covered how to do it :P

  • @Aussie50
    @Aussie50  11 років тому

    yep!, they are usually gear type pumps too!, good to have them since a startup without oil pressure puts a lot of load on heavy machinery and engines!
    Whenever I start my friends big Ruston diesel its another story, grab the primer handle and crank like mad until you see pressure, then go another 60 seconds :D

  • @ruston48
    @ruston48 11 років тому

    That flexi hose coupling idea is killer, I'll be using that one day. I guess for heavy duty work a piece of hydraulic hose would be the go. Thanks

  • @coburnlowman
    @coburnlowman 8 років тому

    When I made mine with automotive heater hose I only left a small gap between the two shafts . Reason is a hose could twist in between the two shafts. Probably a piece of steel braided hydraulic hose would eliminate that problem. also you mentioned sludge in the bottom. On my suction pipe I put a 90° elbow and a pipe six inches or a hands length and drilled small holes on only one side of the short piece of pipe. Then a cap on short piece , the holes drilled only on one side of same pipe are pointed upwards when I lower the suction pipe in. This way it always pulls in from the top and doesn't suck up the sludge from the bottom nor does it disturb the bottom. A simple picture would make plenty of sense. But simply a long pipe with a 90 on bottom with a short pipe with holes facing upward and a pipe cap at the end to heep out big stuff like cigarette buts or any big trash.

  • @RinoaL
    @RinoaL 11 років тому +1

    i really liked this video, it was fun.

  • @rev0head
    @rev0head 11 років тому

    bit of fine mesh on the inlet and maybe a switch to auto shut off when it runs dry you got a very useful unit

  • @RODALCO2007
    @RODALCO2007 11 років тому

    Great oil pump project and it works very well.

  • @greendts
    @greendts 11 років тому

    Good job Ed, hackery at its best.

  • @MattTester
    @MattTester 11 років тому

    Nice little unit. A smaller 12V one would be a great tool for filling gearboxes.

  • @HAHAHAV10
    @HAHAHAV10 11 років тому +1

    i know, It just sounded funny when u were like "Avoid the sludge"!

  • @high1voltage1rules
    @high1voltage1rules 11 років тому

    Hi ed'
    Nice little oil pump mate ;-) works well. It soon emptied that barrel lol
    I found a nice hand cranked one that has the thread for those barrels. It works too. No leaks ;-) the chap at the scrapyard only charged me a couple of quid for it. So I cant grumble at that lol. Im going to use it for my minerel oil. But it needs a good cleaning out first ;-)
    Thanx for sharing mate.
    THUMBS UP☆

  • @Aussie50
    @Aussie50  11 років тому

    yep, just re-programmed by Mechtric for basic use, not electric scooter (which it was designed and programmed for)

  • @Aussie50
    @Aussie50  11 років тому

    I did a vid some time ago, its just a Curtis 1228-2901 controller and speed pot + switch

  • @mbainrot
    @mbainrot 11 років тому

    nice work mate, love the coupling :D

  • @Aussie50
    @Aussie50  11 років тому

    the green box has a electric scooter controller inside it :D, essentially a big PWM controller

  • @MrStemkilla
    @MrStemkilla 11 років тому

    ive never seen that rubber hose trick. one day i will use it as a determinant fix

  • @SickNTwisted
    @SickNTwisted 11 років тому

    You should put a mini filter on the end of it to prevent sucking in sludge.

  • @MrDubje
    @MrDubje 11 років тому

    Nice pump, set up by the KIS rule: keep it simple.

  • @canadacatalyst
    @canadacatalyst 11 років тому

    good idea there ed. you sure are handy

  • @SuperBrainAK
    @SuperBrainAK 11 років тому

    nice pump glad you got it going :)

  • @Aussie50
    @Aussie50  11 років тому

    yeh, I found a small copper screen filter that would do.

  • @Aussie50
    @Aussie50  11 років тому

    I can pump gas with it, but the sparks from the brush motor make it a operator hazzard!

  • @Aussie50
    @Aussie50  11 років тому

    lol nope, there were settled solids in the bottom of the drum. a close tolerance gear pump will not take solids.

  • @redthegreendog114
    @redthegreendog114 11 років тому

    Great device. Will build one like it.

  • @sparkyprojects
    @sparkyprojects 11 років тому

    So that's going to be a temporary setup
    for the next 20 years :D

  • @Aussie50
    @Aussie50  11 років тому

    he would make a killing selling them on ebay

  • @mugivermusclemachines5744
    @mugivermusclemachines5744 6 років тому

    Haha nice job!

  • @MrDubje
    @MrDubje 11 років тому

    Haha, I was waiting for a comment like that ;). I tried to leave the "stupid" away. It might have been wrongly interpreted by some people.
    My colleague says it all the time, when I start talking about "complex" things...
    Thanks for your comment!

  • @alex993cc1
    @alex993cc1 11 років тому

    Nice job

  • @Finnnicus
    @Finnnicus 11 років тому

    Can you put a more volatile liquid through there when you dont need it anymore? I was thinking something high in ether...

  • @-smp-scientificmethodpersp838
    @-smp-scientificmethodpersp838 5 років тому

    That's awesome

  • @zx8401ztv
    @zx8401ztv 11 років тому

    Ha ha i can see that quickly becoming a permanent fixture :-)
    I thought you would use an old fishpond pump to recover the oil, then give the pump a burial by fire lol :-)

  • @Aussie50
    @Aussie50  11 років тому

    I would like to find one of them :D

  • @ashleyc7444
    @ashleyc7444 11 років тому

    He is a machinist

  • @OzSkunkworks
    @OzSkunkworks 11 років тому

    cool setup...but whats really got me intrigued is how your controlling the speed of the motor...
    pump - simple...motor - simple dc....control unit - box with knob - how does that work???

  • @HDXFH
    @HDXFH 11 років тому

    the salvage yard guy has several here ;-}

  • @HAHAHAV10
    @HAHAHAV10 11 років тому

    That sounded funny. Were you joking when u said " Avoid the Sludge"? it was funny lol

  • @shieldsyau
    @shieldsyau 11 років тому

    dude, what do you do for a living are you a mechanic of some description or sparky? you seem to have good knowledge of the things you acquire. curious is all.

  • @mAdAsZaC
    @mAdAsZaC 11 років тому

    Hey aussie50 i have a dryer to blow up... what volts should i run to the motor?

  • @nosaltiesandrooshere7488
    @nosaltiesandrooshere7488 5 років тому

    👍

  • @HDXFH
    @HDXFH 11 років тому

    haha thats cool

  • @starionnsw
    @starionnsw 11 років тому

    1 pto sharft cover
    2 it will brake your Hart
    any links for 2-3 kilwatt 24volt batter charged from a 12v system

  • @skink356209
    @skink356209 11 років тому

    Mains. Probably mains, if it is a brush motor, I don't know how to use an induction motor w/o proper circuitry.

  • @HDXFH
    @HDXFH 11 років тому

    electric forklift motor would be better!!, last longer too ;-}

  • @kateshiyasagar444
    @kateshiyasagar444 3 роки тому

    I buy it