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Old equipment is sometimes an affordable purchase when you need heavy duty machines. It is also something that will require repairs. Since most machines use hydraulic systems for the working parts, you are going to need to do some restorations to hydraulic systems. Here are some tips to help with the restorations needed for hydraulic systems on used equipment:
1. Checking and Replacing Damaged Hydraulic Hoses
If you have old equipment, there are many parts that are going to need to be replaced. Some of the first parts to fail are rubber hoses. With hydraulic systems, these hoses are under a lot of pressure and leaks cause serious problems with hydraulic systems. Inspect all the hoses for signs of cracks and wear; replacing any hose with signs of damage. For a more complete restoration, replace all the hydraulic hoses, so you know that they are new and not worn. It is best to replace all rubber parts on an old machine that has been sitting for a long time.
2. Inspecting and Repairing Hydraulic Cylinders and Seals
The hydraulic cylinders of equipment are the parts that apply force from hydraulic systems. These cylinders have seals and rings inside them that may eventually wear out. Depending on the size and type of hydraulic cylinder, you may want to completely replace it or take it to a hydraulic repair service. Usually, smaller cylinders will be easier to completely replace. For larger cylinders, having them reworked and repaired is a more affordable option for your restorations. Keep an eye out for serious hydraulic cylinder problems by watching for excessive fluid coming from rods.
3. Repairing Leaks on Faulty Fittings for Hydraulic Systems
With hydraulic systems, any loss of pressure due to leaks, means a loss of power and less efficiency. Inspect the entire hydraulic system for leaks. There are areas that will be more vulnerable to leaks, such as gaskets on a manifold or seals on cylinders. Fittings for hoses and pipes also leak or fail. Inspect all these components for leaks. Replace all the seals and gaskets where your equipment is leaking hydraulic fluid. If the manifold or pump have serious problems with leaks, take them to a professional hydraulic service to help them repaired.
These are some tips that will help you with restoring hydraulics on old equipment. If you need help getting an old machine repaired, contact a hose fittings supply service to get everything you need for repairs.