Well its not 100% finished, and theres no bling, and it has not been tested as yet as I am waiting on some hydro fluid from John at mini king.....but it appears it will do the trick.....

All made with surplus parts, except for the hose and reducer fittings ($80) and tractor tyre water adapter ($50)....not a very cheap way for going about it, but thats the joys of regional profit markup

It reminds me of a line from Everybody Loves Raymond:

looks good


if it can play a tune all you need is a trained monkey and you could earn extra money on a weekend busking

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There are cheaper ways of making one....



The fitting on the end is a valve extension. They are often used on dual wheels on trucks. They cost a couple of bucks. You just silver solder it to a hose fitting (borrowed from NSWGR) and bingo!

I just use coolant. (33% glycol) instead of hydro fluid.

I redid a radius arm a few months ago, and at 12:30 my old hydro pump decided not to hold any pressure, so by 12:40 I'd made one like yours Jason



I'm experimenting with 100% at the moment

(well, I say 100%, the bottle says 95%, there was some fluid in there already, and I only put it in one side, so the actual percentage is up for dispute - it was nearly 1am and I just squirted in what was in the bottle)

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did I tell you that I won a trophy?

50/50 mix is commonly used in USA.

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DrMini- 1970 wasaMatic 1360, Mk1S crank, 86.6HP (ATW) =~125 @ crank, 45 Dellorto (38 chokes), RE282 sprint cam, 1.5 rockers, 11.0:1 C/R.

Funny you should a comment like that Harley, I had a mate drop in today and he asked what the bloody hell it was....I told him I had been a bit blocked up of late it that it was a home made enima pump.....I nearly pi$$ed myself laughing at the look on the poor buggers face If only I had the video camera set up, would have made it to funny home videos......