Hein Werner 63752

[1930]

Trying to re-build a leaking pump on this porta power, evidently the kit is no longer avail, there was a rubber seal/O-ring that has disintegrated within the pump and so I dont have much to go on in the way of finding a replacement.

Most local hydraulic cylinder centers have gone out of business, I was able to find a guy at a local place that with taking some measurements has assembled a kit for me that should work, no guarantees.

Problem: There is a 25 dollar minimum charge, its a total of maybe 5 small O-rings and chances are I will never need all the extras ( as extra kits ) he is throwing in just to make the amount of 25 justifiable.

Anyone here know where I can find an original parts list breakdown or anything else that might help me to be able to gather the required info so that I can go on-line and purchase the required O-rings at half the price.

Dont really need an extra porta power but I hate to just junk the thing. Thanks

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"Highball "  on garage journal is the hydraulic jack repair and parts guy.

if you don't visit GJ I can get an address for him.

Skip

[mikeswrenches]

If all you need are o-rings and seals, then Hydraulic Supply Co. At 7200 MLK Blvd. in Tampa should be able to fix you up.  They're just a few miles from you.

They have a counter and are used to working with oddball stuff.  As far as I know there is no minimum.

Mike

[1930]

If all you need are o-rings and seals, then Hydraulic Supply Co. At 7200 MLK Blvd. in Tampa should be able to fix you up.  They're just a few miles from you.

They have a counter and are used to working with oddball stuff.  As far as I know there is no minimum.

Mike

I do not think I have tried them yet, I will give it a shot and report back. Thanks

[1930]

"Highball "  on garage journal is the hydraulic jack repair and parts guy.

if you don't visit GJ I can get an address for him.

Skip

Thanks, Ill hit you up if the other place dosent come thru.

[CRTDI]

Found a parts list. Hopefully, this is helpful for you.

[1930]

Thanks very much, it already has been helpful.

I would have thought that entering part number and description would yield me the needed parts but I was wrong. Thanks though for your efforts.

[CRTDI]

You're welcome.

A couple of other parts sources:

Hiball's recommendation: Need a Seal Kit? Contact Hydraulic Parts Supply at 620-594-2247

or, you could also try:

http://www.hcrcnow.com/