School me about trim pumps
#11
Trim pumps are parker 108 series hyd. power units.
Parker makes these in four different volumes
.0098,.0187,.0246.0321 per revolution.
I know that trim pumps are higher volume than K-Planes but i am not at home so i cant look up the pump sizes.
I would bet that you have trim pumps hooked to your K-Planes.
Parker makes these in four different volumes
.0098,.0187,.0246.0321 per revolution.
I know that trim pumps are higher volume than K-Planes but i am not at home so i cant look up the pump sizes.
I would bet that you have trim pumps hooked to your K-Planes.
#12
I have a trim tab pump for my drive and it's wicked slow (but strong enough), so I'll be replacing the rotor section of the during the winter.
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Trim pumps are parker 108 series hyd. power units.
Parker makes these in four different volumes
.0098,.0187,.0246.0321 per revolution.
I know that trim pumps are higher volume than K-Planes but i am not at home so i cant look up the pump sizes.
I would bet that you have trim pumps hooked to your K-Planes.
Parker makes these in four different volumes
.0098,.0187,.0246.0321 per revolution.
I know that trim pumps are higher volume than K-Planes but i am not at home so i cant look up the pump sizes.
I would bet that you have trim pumps hooked to your K-Planes.
As far as the hatch I hooked up a different pump and no difference so I`m going to assume its the cylinder thats at fault. not that its broke just thats its slow.
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That seems to be a common issue.. I played musical chairs with my pumps, switched lines etc and one of my drives is still slower going down no matter what pump is running it.... I think its in the cylinders personally.





