20 Ton Press Air Over Hydraulic Conversion/Upgrade
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 มี.ค. 2020
- In this video I will replace the manual 20 ton jack with an air over hydraulic jack. I will also show adding an air drop to the Rapid Air system in the Tin Barn.
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We have an air-over-hydraulic 50 ton press at work, they are so much handier than having to crank. Good upgrade!
Great video
Looks like the new jack will definitely speed up making the candle holders.
Also enjoy the shop tour. Nice set up.
Thank you for sharing
I put a foot pedal on mine so I had both hands free to use to hold parts and align things. nice job
Does your foot pedal add air and releases air? This is SUPER if so.
@@rtoons77 I justs adds air, and I put a large tee handle on the release valve. And a lot of times I use the air to get some pressure on the press then hand pump so I have a better feel for pressure exerted on the part.
Good upgrade Mr. Lee. You will enjoy the convenience of compressed air vs. hand pumps. Be well.
Excellent production Lee. Like you I always wanted to do this with my cherry picker. Like your press also it does not get used all that much but it is something i always Wanted to do. Just a few weeks ago I finally did it. I ordered my jack from Northern but they all seem to be about the same. I was surprised how much air it takes to make the full 18" stroke but hey I am old and I deserve to pamper myself. Lol. Thanks for taking time to produce this video for all of us.
Your shop is looking great!
Cheers
Nice upgrade! Well done!
A pleasure to listen to real, understandable English
Great workshop 👌
I agree with Ed KE6BNL a foot pedal lets both hands free...you know what the say..two Eds are better then one...! Nice upgrade !
Good setup Lee.
Works well saves pumping Iron by hand. Time saved for a cuppa.
Love it! I need to do the same upgrade to mine
Great video, I also left my springs on and put a foot pedal in the system. I am not sure how to do it but , I thought putting something around those spring in case one broke might contain the spring. I saw one example where someone use cable and a crimp. I may be over thinking the whole thing, I do not see it done on any video I watch. Thank You Wayne
Last week we had a virtual pollen storm and all of the red vehicles turned gold. My sinuses also turned gold for the Kleenex company. I bet their stock would have gone up two points if it had not been for the Corona. Oh nice jack.
Great video, thanks! Has anyone inverted an air-hydraulic jack? I'd like to put the jack body between the cross-beams on my soon-to-be-press, to get a bit more headroom, and inverting a hand-pumped jack is pretty simple - would it likely be just flipping the air pump on a couple of fittings?
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Nice Job Lee !! only thing about those presses is they need to be taller !!!!
Thanks for the video!
One thing to know is that the air pump (or air motor) beside the cylinder can STOP WORKING. Mine did and and don't know why. Zero info on the web so must be rare. (And, Yep, I got rid of any entrapped air, took apart and examined the air pump and cannot find anything wrong, at all. Just does not work. Anything is extra-expensive when it does not do what you bought if for.
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Great video! What happened to the dampening tool box liners?
About having nothing to press.
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Very nicely done. Thank you for sharing.
I added a 120 v valve that shuts off when I flip the breaker off. Then you have the air supply sut off to the shop automatically. Just a thought
I didn't think that pex could handle the air pressure. But it looks great.
Nice.
I want to release the valve to let the air out without turning the value release knob. I use it to press hot steel and I need to quickly release air, reposition hot metal and then add air to press the metal again. Any ideas of how to release air when no input air pressure is detected. If this is not possible maybe a handheld trigger release! I would enjoy a pedal that adds air when the foot pedal is pressed and releases air when the foot pedal is released. This is the best of all options. I have the same jack you just demonstrated.
Hmmm, not sure how that would work on a press that uses a standard style hydraulic jack. Thanks for stopping by.
Your coughing...have you been tested?? LOL A great upgrade for the press, but like you said it will eat a lot of air. Great video,
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Thanx for sharing
nice modification!!!...if you have seen standard springs on overhead garage doors the spring has a retainer if the spring breaks when stretched....seems like these press springs would benefit with a safety restraint....pls understand...not a safety nut...just an observation.....ATB
this is a good sistem but its slowly , with a motor and an exentric is go faster good luck with the press
HF doesn't typically let one use a 20% off on jacks.
Where are your door knobs??