My Brain Hurts....

[Shawn]

Have you ever wanted to know about something and decided to search........... Well I spend a but load on time on sites like POR searching for information about different things. In fact all I can say is Thank God for the search button, I have learned more about this and that than I could ever imagine. Before I buy anything I learn about it inside and out. Now that I have given you an idea of the research that I typically do, there is one problem to the madness in my new quest... I really want to set the bender up with hydro, I have read and read until my brain hurts and I still don't know what to do. There are so many options that I wish someone would just say... These are the part numbers, go build it..........................

 

[Greg]

Take mad notes, write everything down when you do yours and publish it everywhere. Be the first Shawn!

 

[mbryson]

............ These are the part numbers, go build it..........................

Those are the posts I like to read the best. I used Napa # xxxx and yyyy to do this. I can at least cross reference those to whatever parts house and/or mfg. I have in my area.

 

[RedRockUT]

Thats what programming does to me. Splitting headaches!

 

[Tacoma]

Shawn, correct me if I'm wrong, but didn't someone just post a how-to with part numbers? Muleskinner I think? heheheh

nah.. I know what you mean. There are a million ways to do anything. I have held off on plotting out the rear steer for now for that very reason. Too much information and too many options. Too much other stuff to do before I'm ready anyway.

I like your approach, too. I am a voracious reader of manuals and tech threads. Search buttons kick ass.

 

[muleskinner]

Shawn, correct me if I'm wrong, but didn't someone just post a how-to with part numbers? Muleskinner I think? heheheh

Not me, NPS doesnt have part #'s. Rockdog posted his part #'s for his bender last week. It's not very hard once you figure it out

 

[Tacoma]

See, I was too lazy to open another window. It's hit and miss with me. LOL

Furthermore, any build posts I.. post are going to have part numbers and costs in the future. I think it's a great idea.

 

[Shawn]

Ya, I'm just looking at a different design. Problem is, the design is very $$$$$$$$$.........:sick:

 

[Shawn]

This one is Sweet!

http://reference.toolandfab.com/writeups/hydrobender_webpage/index.htm

 

[muleskinner]

This one is Sweet!

http://reference.toolandfab.com/writeups/hydrobender_webpage/index.htm

Thats a good one, what about this? Lots of good info out there.

 

[Tacoma]

see, it's starting again.

in the words of Husker Du: "indecision time"

 

[Shawn]

Thats a good one, what about this? Lots of good info out there.

Yep, that one I posted is based on the one you posted. My biggest draw back is the $429.00 pump ass... that's alot o cash...

 

[Milner]

Have any of you seen a home brew setup using a shorter cyl??
Similar to the one that JD2 will sell you.
I like the more compact set up it gives you, but I don't want to pay the $$$$ JD2 wants for that.

 

[muleskinner]

Yep, that one I posted is based on the one you posted. My biggest draw back is the $429.00 pump ass... that's alot o cash...

I have a 12V lift gate pump/tank, make me an offer.

 

[Shawn]

I have a 12V lift gate pump/tank, make me an offer.

You know how bad of a lowballer I am, PM me what you are looking at. I assume that the motor is there also.

 

[Hickey]

You know how bad of a lowballer I am, PM me what you are looking at. I assume that the motor is there also.

There is a guy on Pirate running this setup and he uses two car batteries to run it with a trickle charger to keep the batts charged. Cool setup if ya ask me.

 

[Shawn]

There is a guy on Pirate running this setup and he uses two car batteries to run it with a trickle charger to keep the batts charged. Cool setup if ya ask me.

yep, I have read about it.