Who is the rebuilder?
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Weird Hydraulic Issue cat 315CL
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floridamechanic
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Hydrostatic-Transmissions.com out of Mississippi, what do you mean by recommendation for compressor? What oil do you recommend?
Nige
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A good-quality (not parts store brand in other words) SAE 10W hydraulic for your climate would be my call.
What does your Operation & Maintenance Manual say..? (I'm assuming that you have one.)
What does your Operation & Maintenance Manual say..? (I'm assuming that you have one.)
floridamechanic
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ISO 10, just wanted you experts to verify, yes have cat ET and SIS on laptop
I’m in Mobile not that long, I heard about another place somewhere in Hattiesburg.
Back in Seattle it was HDR in Pyuallup. But I did use small place in Tacoma called Epic industrial Services.
HDR is part of Hydraulex, Flynt Hydrostatic is part of Hydraulex also.
Back in Seattle it was HDR in Pyuallup. But I did use small place in Tacoma called Epic industrial Services.
HDR is part of Hydraulex, Flynt Hydrostatic is part of Hydraulex also.
Check out this place here on forum!
It sounds like the one a lot of members had bad experience with!
Suspiciously they had good reviews only with people from Tupelo. I think they sell the service on eBay as rebuild/exchange for Sauer Danfoss Series 20! If that’s the one - stay away from them!!!
It sounds like the one a lot of members had bad experience with!
Suspiciously they had good reviews only with people from Tupelo. I think they sell the service on eBay as rebuild/exchange for Sauer Danfoss Series 20! If that’s the one - stay away from them!!!
https://www.ebay.com/itm/20-2082-Sundstrand-Sauer-Danfoss-Hydrostatic-Hydraulic-Variable-Piston-Pump/381682492736?_trkparms=aid=444000&algo=SOI.DEFAULT&ao=1&asc=20171010182220&meid=585ba33e6ceb497489fd7330cf2dc58b&pid=100891&rk=2&rkt=12&sd=381682492737&itm=381682492736&_trksid=p2349624.c100891.m5206
Looks like it’s them!
Your free to check out your self! But I think they are “famous” here on HEF, as the entity who will promise you “mountains of gold” but delivring on that promise - that’s what they have problems with!!!
IDK Nyge! I remember even in Seattle Case recommendet AW46, which is SAE 15w-20w. And 90 series case used the same Rexroth A8VO as B generation CAT. Here in Mobile - which has pretty much same climate as Florida it’s a toss up between AW46 and AW68, owners of older more tired equipment trying AW68 in summer time.
Maybe because you know better?
No I consider buying used from eBay for vary cheap as “bones” for rebuild! Like few months ago for Italian made 100 ton travel lift. The original Brevini pump was no good anymore and was absolete! And you know how it goes without core to rebuild! It goes up to$13000-$15000. At that time was whole bunch of industrial A4VS on eBay, with DFR controls $3500-$4000, they had a keyed shafts - but we could fixe that with flex plate adapter from Heayes! We were seriously considering it! But than owner of the machine talked to his friend who worked for Huge oil company here in Gulf, and that friend promised a great price on brand new Sauer Danfoss Series 45 , little low on displacement - but you don’t want to be in real hurry handling 3 million dollars Yacht!!!
Nige
Senior Member
Not ISO 10, SAE 10W. They are different viscosity scales
The ISO equivalent of SAE 10W is somewhere in the range between ISO 22 and ISO 32 - see attached chart.
@TVA - My last two gigs have been in tropical climates, never below 70F even in the "coldest" of what passes for winter nights. We used SAE10W in all Cat hydraulic systems (excavators, dozers, graders, etc) without a problem. IMHO in Florida SAE10W will work just fine.
floridamechanic
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floridamechanic
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Thanks Mr. Nige
Yep that’s pretty much consistent with case drain line convulsions!
Got it Nyge! I think best to use OEM recommendations!
funwithfuel
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What plug wire?
funwithfuel
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Ohhh, duhhh