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CEB Shaker Hydraulics Assembly

  • By Brianna Kufa
  • Category: Gardening
  • Difficulty: Moderate
CEB Shaker Hydraulics Assembly

Additional Materials Required:

  • Thread tape
  • Shaker motor Buy
  • 1/2" NPT Needle Valve (1) Buy
  • 1/4"x12" NPTM Hydraulic hose (1)Buy
  • 1/2"x36" NPTM Hydraulic hoses (2)
  • SAE 4M to 1/4" NPTF Swivel (1)Buy
  • 1/2" NPT Hex Nipple (2) Buy
  • 1/2" NPTF Tee (1) Buy
  • 1/2" NPTM to 1/4" NPTF bushing Buy
  • various wrenches
  • Vise

Steps

Step #1: Things to know about working with hydraulics:

Next
  • Thread tape is necessary between each connection unless otherwise stated.
  • Always wrap thread tape clockwise when facing the threaded portion.
  • Always keep the end caps on hoses and fittings until you need to take them off. They need to stay protected inside.

Step #2:

CEB Shaker Hydraulics AssemblyCEB Shaker Hydraulics AssemblyCEB Shaker Hydraulics Assembly
  • Attach all of the fittings and the 2 hoses to the Tee, except the small swivel.
  • Tighten the tee assembly into the correct port (see the photo)
  • Install the swivel and tighten the small hose to it.
  • The swivel doesn't need thread tape.
  • Put the other 36" hose into the remaining port on the motor.

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