Jmonnty
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Does anyone have a recommendation on a quiet gas/diesel powered 7.5 HP hydraulic pump? Save wear and tear on running a piece of equipment just for the hydraulic pump.
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Quiet gas powered hydraulic pump
- Thread starter Jmonnty
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Buy a gas engine, then select the correct pump for your application (displacement, pressure, flow, type, etc) connect pump and engine with a shaft coupler and pump bracket. Done.
I dont think ready-made "gas powered hydraulic pumps" are available. There are so many variables when sizing a pump/motor/use combo that it would be impossible to offer them ready-made.
I dont think ready-made "gas powered hydraulic pumps" are available. There are so many variables when sizing a pump/motor/use combo that it would be impossible to offer them ready-made.
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nate_g_2003
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I'm not sure how quiet you want, but check out the power units from Hydra-tech. We use them for hydraulically powered submersible pump heads. It looks like they may have sound-attenuated units, but be warned, those are probably cost-prohibitive.
https://hydra-tech.com/category/products/power-units/
https://hydra-tech.com/category/products/power-units/
Snapped-off
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Vanair makes gas and diesel powered hydraulic units. They might be a little bigger than what you're looking for though. The main use is to power outriggers/cranes on service trucks
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Nuccio
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What equipment are you trying to run? Stanley and Atlas copco make hydraulic power packs.
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Are you running the pump that silencer sells currently? Silencer/moly mfg require the pressure relief to be set to a certain pressure. If your chute is portable, then I understand the reason for an engine powered unit. However, if you have already got an electric motor running the hydraulics, a large generator (12kw I think is advised) is another option. My Silencer runs off a 6.5 hp Honda powered pump from Silencer, which they offer separately if you were unaware. It is plenty loud, but with some extra hoses, I can usually place I behind a truck or trailer to muffle the sound.
Electric motor is hardwired at the clinic.Are you running the pump that silencer sells currently? Silencer/moly mfg require the pressure relief to be set to a certain pressure. If your chute is portable, then I understand the reason for an engine powered unit. However, if you have already got an electric motor running the hydraulics, a large generator (12kw I think is advised) is another option. My Silencer runs off a 6.5 hp Honda powered pump from Silencer, which they offer separately if you were unaware. It is plenty loud, but with some extra hoses, I can usually place I behind a truck or trailer to muffle the sound.
We need a replacement for the Honda they sell, would like a quieter pump, ET work is difficult enough.