Hydraulic pumps are interesting pieces of equipment, and they don't have to be inscrutable. Once you understand how they work you can tinker to your heart's content.
One of my newest favorite channels. Really appreciate all the fine details shared in a very short videos! Goldmine of knowledge. Thank you for sharing!
Howee you recieved hero status long ago with me now I almost put your minutes just to here your voice thank you for sharing what you do. Your content is wonderful and your stage presence is epic. You seem to be nearly enlightened if not already there as your so light already im surprised your not levitating as you speak... Must be the machines helping to keep you grounded
So glad I stumbled upon your channel. I'm currently teaching myself (with CZcams's help of course) basic machining to be able to work on and fix my equipment. And who doesn't just love the 988 loaders. You didn't say what series you have but the "B" and "C" series are my favorites. Of course 992C is really my true favorite loader. Keep the videos coming 👍👍
I would love a 994H, with forks, but what I have are 988-87A series all about 1972, pipeline surplus, one that I use has forks, 1 will be parts, another will be bucket & the 3rd will start with bucket, but might get forks later.
Loved the video and the valuable info. I wish I had known all of this before I blew a hydraulic asphalt pump on my tanker trailer 😬. I forgot to disengage the PTO pump, the pump was mounted mid belly on my tanker, there were two lines that connected my PTO pump to my trailer, I disconnected one without disabling pto pump, and seconds later my pump blew up to smithereens spewing oil everywhere. I had disconnected the return line without disconnecting the supply line. $800 lesson learned the hard way 🤷♂️
Mr Howee, how did you get so many brains? You seem to know a lot about a whole lot of things. Ps. Hydraulic can be hazardous to not-so-familiar- with-hydraulics-peeps-health. Please caution the populous. Love the channel. Thanks for sharing! 👍
This channel is the Holly Grail of self taught machinist. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge
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This man is a millwrights hero. I enjoy this content
Love this stuff. Old school machine shop . Real job shop repairs
One of my newest favorite channels. Really appreciate all the fine details shared in a very short videos!
Goldmine of knowledge. Thank you for sharing!
Howee you recieved hero status long ago with me now I almost put your minutes just to here your voice thank you for sharing what you do. Your content is wonderful and your stage presence is epic. You seem to be nearly enlightened if not already there as your so light already im surprised your not levitating as you speak... Must be the machines helping to keep you grounded
Look forward to seeing those rebuild videos
I would like to know what vitamins he takes to remember all this stuff.
Shuttle valve. Good stuff I really appreciate this channel keep up the great work
Thanks for the show Howie
So glad I stumbled upon your channel. I'm currently teaching myself (with CZcams's help of course) basic machining to be able to work on and fix my equipment. And who doesn't just love the 988 loaders. You didn't say what series you have but the "B" and "C" series are my favorites. Of course 992C is really my true favorite loader.
Keep the videos coming 👍👍
I would love a 994H, with forks, but what I have are 988-87A series all about 1972, pipeline surplus, one that I use has forks, 1 will be parts, another will be bucket & the 3rd will start with bucket, but might get forks later.
@@HOWEES who wouldn't want a 994H 😁😁
Nice collection of loaders
Looking forward to videos of the work on the 988s.
Loved the video and the valuable info. I wish I had known all of this before I blew a hydraulic asphalt pump on my tanker trailer 😬. I forgot to disengage the PTO pump, the pump was mounted mid belly on my tanker, there were two lines that connected my PTO pump to my trailer, I disconnected one without disabling pto pump, and seconds later my pump blew up to smithereens spewing oil everywhere. I had disconnected the return line without disconnecting the supply line. $800 lesson learned the hard way 🤷♂️
"It wasn't just about the money, it was about it was stupid" lmao
I worked in manufacturer of clutch pistons for caterpillar tractor
"It wasn't about the money it was about it was stupid."
Hahahaha!
Had Cavitation with big water valves.
Shuttle valve
Get a 992 loader too
Cnc the housing
Mr Howee, how did you get so many brains? You seem to know a lot about a whole lot of things.
Ps. Hydraulic can be hazardous to not-so-familiar- with-hydraulics-peeps-health. Please caution the populous.
Love the channel. Thanks for sharing! 👍
Relief valve
Shuttle valve was the correct word I was looking for.
It's called a spool valve Howie
Shuttle valve is the magic word.
Spool value..I think that's what you are talking about..
Shuttle valve is the magic word.
Over priced pump