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#8008 - 08/08/13 12:24 AM
Re: Dover Roto Flow
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Cat oil is great for packing that are too tight and cause ruff starts. Here is a great trick I stole from the PVC around new jacks. When you get a job that the oil has been contaminated with water, scorched from overheating or just plain worn out and needing replaced. How do you get the oil out the jack??? We remove the oil line from the jack and hook up a short pipe with a 2 inch vic plug on it. We have several threaded to vic and several vic bell reducers for any size oil line. The vic plug has a threaded hole with rigged push on hose connectors. Use rubber flexible hose. Weight one end and drop it to the bottom of the jack between piston and the jack. The other side of the plug hook a hose and run out of the pit to MT 55 gallon drum. The second hole in the vic plug has a quick air chuck for a compressor .vic the plug to the jack so you have a closed system. It only takes 4 or 5 lbs of pressure to MT the longest of jacks. Simple and works great.
Last edited by danzeitz; 08/08/13 12:28 AM.
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#8029 - 08/09/13 04:40 AM
Re: Dover Roto Flow
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