DC HOUSE Hydraulic Power Unit 15 Quart Double Acting Hydraulic Pump DC 12V Power Unit Metal Reservoir for Dump Trailer Car Lifting

Works good controller isnt the best tho

Easy to install Works great

Works excellent to raise a 9ft flatbed

The ground wire was against the motor and melted, resulting in the pump malfunctioning. Hopefully, I can buy another motor rather than changing out the entire unit

Motor stops working or won't work at all. I oder it a while back but just install it since truck was out of service. Pump sucks. Can you guys replace it ?

Product works well, after reading some of the reviews i had concern but i received instructions with pump and two types of fittings. BTW the British threads that several users complained about are available at hydraulic stores there are several near me but the Custom Hydraulic people were top notch in mating up what i needed. The seller indicates it can be used in a vertical mounting position which the reviews said no. I have mine vertical and it works well, As far as wiring it is very simple red or positive to motor relay and black or ground to motor. The nuts were actually left loose to make it more obvious. Only negative so far is the down position does not have a check valve and in my application i need to hold at both ends of cylinder. Easy fix though a $65 2 way solenoid valve wired to be open during pump operation solves the issue. Would be nice to add some flow control but in this price range not happening. You can add flow control external if needed. Overall functional and cost effective for converting over and much cheaper and quicker than electric actuator

Good product

Packaging is not sufficient to protect the electronic relays. The box arrived with the unit shipped upside down and the little clear plastic housing for the relays were broke. I took them off my old pump to make this one functional. I use this pump to operate an 18" cylinder on a tilt-bed shed delivery trailer. I searched until I found this specific model, with the box-shaped tank. The old pump on the trailer had a round tank. My old pump lasted about 3 years with nearly daily operation. Both the old and new pumps use a pair of 1" long bolts (not included) to mount, from the underside. On the old pump, these bolts kept breaking or coming out, due to the heavy vibration on the trailer. It had no other way to secure the pump. On this new pump, I added a piece of 8" channel iron to the trailer frame to support the box tank, and be able to strap it down to hopefully reduce the vibration and keep the bolts from breaking or unscrewing. Of particular note is that the brass hose fittings provided did not match up with my hydraulic hoses and I had to search several parts stores to find hose adapters that fit. The parts store guy said the female sockets in the pump manifold were "5 boss" size. My hoses used "6 boss". Also, this pump sometimes coasts and doesn't always act as a brake if you have a hydraulic cylinder extended with weight on it. There were some holes on the top of the pump motor housing that I was concerned might let water in, so I sealed them with RTV Silicon. This pump was mounted low on a trailer, so I sealed all the electronic parts with RTV.