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Any Regrets, Arcan/Central Hydraulics 50 Ton Press from Harbor Freight???
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Ron..NE ILL..10/48
Posted 2/2/2018 05:30 (#6548372 - in reply to #6548124)
Subject: RE: Any Regrets, Arcan/Central Hydraulics 50 Ton Press from Harbor Freight???...Questions



Chebanse, IL.....

Well, the price is certainly right, especially w/the 20% coupon (assuming it's usable for the press). But, I have questions for those of you that have/use the HF press, this is the 50T press from HF:

https://www.harborfreight.com/50-ton-hydraulic-shop-press-96188.html

This is the owners manual for that press (which is a pretty neat thing HF does for most of it's tools!):

https://manuals.harborfreight.com/manuals/96000-96999/96188.pdf

H
owever, they say to bolt the press to the floor. Does everyone do that?

Also, they say to operate both the hydraulic pump handle & the air supply simultaneously, I believe. Is that the way they operate? Presses I've seen just use the air supply on the air/hydraulic jack to operate the ram. Maybe I don't understand what they're saying. Here is from their OM:

8. To lower the Pressure Head Assembly (1B through 22B) to make contact with the workpiece that is to be pressed, insert the Jack Handle (19C) into either the Fast Pump Core or Slow Pump Core. Then, step as far away from the workpiece as possible, squeeze the Handle on the Air Valve (40A), and slowly pump the Jack Handle up and down. (See Figures A & C)
9. Visually check the Pressure Gauge (17A), so as not to exceed the manufacturer’s recommended pressing capacity on the workpiece for which you are pressing. (See Figure A) 10. Continue squeezing the Air Valve (40A) and pumping the Jack Handle (19C) up and down until the pressing procedure is completed. Then release pressure on the Air Valve, pull the Jack Handle all the way up, and remove the Jack Handle from the Fast or Slow Pump Core (16C, 21C). (See Figure C.)

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