Buyers Products Company
Buyers Products Company CH101120 Remote Mount Hydraulic Pump With Manual Valve And 2
Remote-mount hydraulic pump with manual valve and two-quart reservoir for vehicle-mounted systems
- Remote mount design simplifies installation on work trucks
- Manual valve provides direct hydraulic flow control
- Two-gallon reservoir capacity supports extended operation cycles
- Buyers Products engineering ensures heavy-duty reliability
- Hydraulic pump and valve combo reduces component count
Remote Hydraulic Pump With Manual Valve
The Buyers Products CH101120 is a hydraulic pump and valve combination designed for remote mounting. It supplies hydraulic power where a direct-drive pump cannot fit or is not practical. The unit integrates a manual valve so flow can be controlled at the pump location. It suits trucks, trailers and equipment that need an independent hydraulic source.
Installers needing a self-contained pump and valve
Mechanics who want a single package that includes both the pump and a manual control valve will find this unit convenient. It removes the need to source and plumb a separate valve body. Builders who require an electric-solenoid valve, a different flow rating or a direct-engine mount should look at other configurations.
Remote-mount design with integrated manual valve
The defining feature is the remote-mount layout combined with a built-in manual valve. This arrangement lets the installer place the pump where space allows while keeping flow control at the pump itself. Confirm that the mounting pattern, port sizes and flow direction match the host system before ordering.
Highlights
- Remote mount design simplifies installation on work trucks
- Manual valve provides direct hydraulic flow control
- Two-gallon reservoir capacity supports extended operation cycles
- Buyers Products engineering ensures heavy-duty reliability
- Hydraulic pump and valve combo reduces component count
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I install the remote mount hydraulic pump and which step is commonly missed?
Mount the pump securely in a remote location, connect hydraulic hoses to the manual valve ports, and ensure the reservoir is filled and bled — the step most often missed is proper bleeding of air from the system before first use.
What maintenance will the pump and manual valve need over time?
Check hydraulic fluid level and condition regularly, inspect hoses and fittings for leaks or wear, and replace the fluid and filter per the manufacturer’s service interval to maintain valve response and pump life.
What limit appears first during sustained operation of this hydraulic pump?
Continuous duty cycles cause fluid temperature to rise, which reduces viscosity and can lead to pressure drop or valve instability before mechanical wear becomes an issue.
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