This is the state of my udor pump oil after 250 hours. Any advice to fix this. Is replacing the oil seals a diy project or should I bring it I to a professional.
Thanks for your advice.
Have not replaced my udors stuff yet but with my smaller units it was totally a doable DIY thing. Would call them up and see if they have parts or if it’s under warranty.
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I personally run Des-case desiccant breathers on my pumps & gearboxes to help with moisture. It may be overkill but I don’t mind a little extra pm
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How on earth did you find something so industrial? I’m assuming you have some MRO background?
Correct, I’m a tool and die maker by trade but have worked in most types of industry
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I know this thread is old but I’m interested in running this Des-case desiccant. Do you have a link to the one you use? I have a Comet pump with about 5 hrs on it and the oil is murky.
I try to catch them on sale and buy several at a time, if not they can be kinda pricey but do last a good while.
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Thank you so much
These just screw right on instead of the cap?
No problem, yes that’s correct. They come npt
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Awesome thank you
You are welcome to call me at Udor USA any time. I would be happy to give you a step by step of the entire process. 651-785-0666.
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