Dayton Hydraulic Pump???

[papossefan]

A friend of mine recently gave me an old hydraulic pump that he had lying around with the hope that I could use it on a splitter build that I am going to start in the near future. The tag on the end of the pump says it is made by Dayton. The model number appears to be 4Z783. I have searched the internet tirelessly trying to find info or specs on this pump. Does anyone know where I can find anything out about this pump?? I would like to figure out how many gpm it is rated at so I know if it is even feasible to use on a splitter.

 

[Fred Wright]

Dayton is a Granger supply brand. The stock number ~ a numeral followed by a letter is standard for Grainger.

Your pump may be a discontinued item or the stock number may have been superseded by an upgraded model. I typed the number into Grainger's search and came up with this: https://www.grainger.com/product/CONCENTRIC-Pump-4F665?nls=3&ssf=3&searchBar=true&searchQuery=4z783

Hope it helps.

 

[papossefan]

Thanks so much for the help! I checked Grainger, not sure why I had so much trouble finding this. It appears that this pump is going to be too small for what I want it to do.