ah right ... see the spring now ..... bypass relief ..... good idea ..... where'd you source that from and what sort of relief pressure does it open at?
.... be handy to know what thread size those units are 
ah right ... see the spring now ..... bypass relief ..... good idea ..... where'd you source that from and what sort of relief pressure does it open at?
yes .... could tap a sensor/switch into a 1" bsp tee, or as you say use a Stauf tee and take the Stauf out of it .. I've a few 1" M/F Stauf test fittings, that were ebay gifts, I could modify
I have a few uses for it already and a few others that will be forthcoming in future ..... way bigger than really needed, but the motor was a bargain, which happened to have the pumps attached (and a load of interesting bits an' bobs with it) .... same motor as the 'Drema runs, so's a handy thing to have sat .. in case and from a trusted, reliable source. Also an interesting little project, that will always have a value, in excess of its cost.Ahar the question that shalt not be asked
thanks James .. could well be a handy thing to consider including ... there's IIRC 6 or 7, 16mm rows/tubes in that one of mine which should flow all an inch feed can throw at it .. hopefully
easily recognisable though, eh?Until you paint it brown
... not many Bitter Chocolate bits of kit about ...... apart from the Hydrema ones Just don’t put any restrictions between the cooler and the tank (have the return filter plumbed before it ideally).thanks James .. could well be a handy thing to consider including ... there's IIRC 6 or 7, 16mm rows/tubes in that one of mine which should flow all an inch feed can throw at it .. hopefully
Hmmm, I think I can imagine a future post something like, "The 'Drema seemed a bit down on power the other day, had a shufty down the exhaust side of the turbo and it was coked up like a chimney that hadn't been swept for 20 years! Do you think it needs to be run at more than 1000rpm with some load and more than 5 minutes?"To pre warm the drema as it don't get used often these days and don't get up to temp
the rexroth r932500124 is just a check valve, not a relief valve.
Well ... yeah, I guess it depends how you look at it.
Bingo...two in one go
Check valve and relief valve are two different valves for different jobs that just coincidentally may do some similar things. What's the flow rate on the check valve as apposed to a relief valve?
