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Keith-OR

02-04-2005 21:52:12

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Need to measure the hydraulic pressure on my VAC. I have everything I need except a hydraulic snupper, Do not know what this is, Can anyone explain what this connector is and where to get one. Thanks....Keith

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Thanks Everyone

02-05-2005 10:18:18

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Re: Help on Hydraulics in reply to Keith-OR, 02-04-2005 21:52:12

Thanks, I don't think I will need the snubber as I have a oil filled pressure gauge that should stop any high speed fludder of the needle. Thanks again. Learned something new today...Tis a Good Day....Keith

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02-05-2005 17:19:42

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Re: Help on Hydraulics in reply to Thanks Everyone, 02-05-2005 10:18:18

Roger on the oil-filled gauge and no snubber.

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Correction.SNUBBER

02-04-2005 21:55:55

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Re: Help on Hydraulics in reply to Keith-OR, 02-04-2005 21:52:12

Wasn't watching what I was typing should have been "SNUBBER"

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Goldie

02-04-2005 22:24:58

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Re: Help on Hydraulics in reply to Correction.SNUBBER, 02-04-2005 21:55:55

A snubber is just a fitting with a small orfice to protect the gauge from pressure spikes. You should not need one for just testing system pressure. They are a good idea for long term applications.

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Keith-OR

02-04-2005 22:48:50

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Re: Help on Hydraulics in reply to Goldie, 02-04-2005 22:24:58

Thanks Goldie, kinda thought it was some sort of restrictor, but wasn't sure. Manual calls for snubber to be in the line between pump and test gauge when testing system pressure.I have an adjustable flow valve, would that work as a snubber.
Thanks again Goldie...Keith

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rocker

02-05-2005 08:04:30

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Re: Help on Hydraulics in reply to Keith-OR, 02-04-2005 22:48:50

Keith -

Ya, the flow control will work for a snubber if you have it restricted enough - almost closed. Again, as mentioned previously, it's probably not necessary to use a snubber for testing. Snubbers only protect the life of the pressure guage. They don't have any effect on the rest of the hydraulic system when used like this.

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