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Switch to Milwaukee, problem solved.

Does it unthread from the pump body? See if there is a hex shaped hole on the inside for an allen wrench. Maybe this would work with an adapter. https://www.valleyhydraulic.com/Store/pc/Garden-Hose-Swivel-Fem-X-3-4-quot-Fem-Npt-34p1883.htm

Once all the hydraulic components are filled with oil (cylinders, lines..etc) the side with the least resistance will move before other. You would need some type of flow control to make them move exactly the same. So if one side the vehicle is lighter or one cylinder has looser tolerances then...

https://www.valleyhydraulic.com/store/pc/LockNLube-Grease-Coupler-555p4380.htm

It maybe Alkon brand. I believe Parker calls them poly-tite. I am in the brass fitting business and will see if I can find something tomorrow.

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Somewhere on here I posted more details. I can get you some dimensions. The main frame is made form 80/20 extrusions. The slides for the drawers are machined aluminum bar stock. I can provide the drawings for the drawer slides if needed. I would even machine these if there was enough...

Quit a few building these.

Here is a swivel adapter. http://www.valleyhydraulic.com/Store/pc/Aeroquip-1-2-quot-Male-Pipe-X-1-2-quot-Fem-Npt-Swl-Straight-Adapter-379p2444.htm

I bought the stainless Costco box about a year ago. Starting to show small areas of rust on the drawer faces. It's in my heated garage so it does see a little dampness from vehicles.

When your there, ask what the quantity limit is. Last time I was there they let me have as many as I wanted.

approx. 80/20 extrusions and fasteners $375 Drawer slides $150 Containers $180 Casters $40 Alum. Bar Stock $275 Plastic sheet $45 Wood Butcher Block $100 So about $1100 in materials, so if you compare it to a good tool box or Lista Cabinet, not bad. But definitely wouldn't brag about it to...

I built a small parts storage cabinet after seeing this thread by SOJ. http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=289281 All the plastic containers were bought from Harbor freight with coupons, so they were something like $5.95 each. I am not a wood type of person so it is mostly...

For low to med pressure look up Eaton Versi-flare fittings. No flaring required. They are a 37 degree nut and sleeve, just cut tube square. They work great.

Thats the standard price in the flyer. You need the coupon off there website http://www.hfqpdb.com/coupons/204_ITEM_20_BIN_PORTABLE_PARTS_STORAGE_CASE_1442196654.6276.jpg looks like they raised the price

Yes, I will start a thread soon as I have a little more to show. Should be done with most of the machined parts this weekend. May even offer some parts for sale, but not sure it would be vary economical.

When I went to HB to buy these with the coupon i was also told buy all you want. I did but I think they had only like 20 in stock the first time around balance on another trip.

Thanks for sharing this great idea. I am working on something similar, with 3 columns wide and about 10 tall. I am more of a machinist then a wood worker so I made it all out of alum. 80/20 extrusions for the main structure. drawers all machined components. here is my progress on the drawers...