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D200 Pressure test vid.

By coldone, in Transmissions and transaxles

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coldone    35

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Here is the vid of me performing a preesure test on the D200. I had mowed the entire yard with it earlier today then parked it for a few hours. The engine was still warm to the touch but the hard lines were ambient temp.

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pfrederi    18,912

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Nice Video. You did a great job!

The alternative pressure hook up is an #6 ORB (O ring boss). It is on the top of the pump. I would like to permanently mount a pressure gauge but i haven't figured out how to plumb it and have room for the battery.

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Trouty56    567

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Good video....just one thing though.....did you say "back to the steaks"...?? Those steaks would have been too well done for me already...lol... All jokes aside...great job all round. By the way...I'm a big fan of surplus center.

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JamesBe1    84

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Excellent vid. Thanx for posting that.

You might not want to trust the accuracy of the mechanical pressure gage below 10% of range. It's more for qualitative purposes than quantitative. But at least it's showing that you have pressure when you should have pressure. Also, one heck of a great job on the motor rebuild. I enjoyed the pics. I might not be so squeamish about opening one up next time.

I have been pondering adding a hydro pressure gage in the dash where the hours meters goes. Not sure if I can even find a 2' recessed pressure gage though. Still, I don't think I would want to run a 1k PSI pressure line up there if I don't have to. I would want to find a way to use an electrical sensor and gage instead.

But the most important thing was the steaks! I hope you enjoyed!

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coldone    35

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Good video....just one thing though.....did you say "back to the steaks"...?? Those steaks would have been too well done for me already...lol...

Yes I said steaks and yes they were too done but I promised yall a video. They were still juicy just a little too well done no pink in the middle. :D

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JackC    617

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Thanks for the video.

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1maidenfan    202

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Good video....just one thing though.....did you say "back to the steaks"...?? Those steaks would have been too well done for me already...lol...

Yes I said steaks and yes they were too done but I promised yall a video. They were still juicy just a little too well done no pink in the middle. :D

Gotta like the "pink in the middle" :ychain:

Excellent video. :bow-blue:

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