Saving a oil pump from the scrapyard.

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Found this at the scrapyard a while ago, and thought it was time I do it. It so happens to be a product that our sponsor keeps stock of, I had a lot of fun bringing this one back to life, and it works pretty well too!
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Комментарии : 41

@georgebrown8312 6 дней назад

Beautiful restoration job you did restoring that oil pump. It not only works like a charm but it also looks much better as well. Excellent work.

@YukonHawk1 17 дней назад

Hanging out with you and sipping a nice cup of French pressed coffee.

@AJRestoration 16 дней назад

Hope you enjoyed the video as much as the French pressed coffee?

@YukonHawk1 12 дней назад

@@AJRestoration most definitely

@akafrosty6175 4 дня назад

Dang, that's a great idea. I'll be right back.

@tomswindler64 17 дней назад

Something different,never seen one taken apart before.just keep doing what you do best.good little video.be safe 😎😎😎👍👍👍

@AJRestoration 16 дней назад

Its such a simple design, not a lot can go wrong here haha. Thank you for the comment buddy!😎👍

@MASI_forging 5 дней назад

Nice job as always 👏👏

@mskayla7747 17 дней назад

Looks like it had a run-in with water before you rescued it from its trip to the scrapheap. Nicely done. 👍

@AJRestoration 16 дней назад

Absolutely, I think the previous owner pumped water and let it sit. It got rust seized and they junked it. And that's where I got it at the metal recycling yard.

@CrustyRestorations 11 дней назад

Amazing work, jealous of your super clean sand blaster. :)

@foxwhiskey 17 дней назад

Very nice restoration. And at the end the pump is working as new ! Congrats !😊

@AJRestoration 16 дней назад

I was surprised at how smooth it worked.

@vinceianni4026 15 дней назад

Good job AJ beautiful restoration well done

@AJRestoration 15 дней назад

@@vinceianni4026 Thank you buddy!

@robertmailhos8159 17 дней назад

Nice looking pump for pumping oil out of A 5 pail to a 55 gallon drum or pumping diesel fuel and gasoline

@andrewgrace4410 16 дней назад

Well done 😊

@CharlesManch 17 дней назад

It looked like a smiley Lego head!!!! 😂😂😂

@AJRestoration 16 дней назад

That is what I thought when I sandblasted it, was pretty damn cool

@dougadams9419 17 дней назад

You could use Permatex Gasket Maker instead of the paper.

@AJRestoration 16 дней назад

That is a good idea!

@montymc450 17 дней назад

This brings back memories of refuelling earth moving machines on a butter cold mornings.

@dougadams9419 17 дней назад

Mistype. bitter

@AJRestoration 16 дней назад

I can imagine that must have been bad with the cold mornings!

@American_Jeeper 17 дней назад

Does Adendorff own MacAfric or vice versa? For that matter, is MacAfric related to Mac Tools in the USA? Beautiful restoration, is there something that's supposed to go on the end of the metal tube, so pumping isn't as messy?

@AJRestoration 16 дней назад

Mac MacAfric is Adendorff's brand. I am not sure if its related to Mac tools in USA. I think a rubber hose can be fitted over the outlet to make the spilling better, I just could not keep it still enough for the small inlet of the container.