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<blockquote data-quote="kyle1!" data-source="post: 4641690" data-attributes="member: 5848"><p>I purchased a couple of 20gal hyd oil reservoirs that came from Vermeer mfg equipment leftovers and were never used. The return and the 2 suction ports are on the same side (right side when facing reservoir) If you look inside the tank the return line (port is 20SAE in size) makes smooth 90 turn to the left goes across the top of the 2 chambered tank then makes another smooth 90 turn towards the bottom of the tank where it sits 1inch off the bottom. The baffle inside the tank in no more then a piece of plate with a long 1/2in slit at the bottom and small slits on the side to let fluid through. No pipe with small holes or fancy baffles. Probably alot of ways to limit air inducement/entrapment in the oil and mine is an example of one. </p><p> </p><p>Brian</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="kyle1!, post: 4641690, member: 5848"] I purchased a couple of 20gal hyd oil reservoirs that came from Vermeer mfg equipment leftovers and were never used. The return and the 2 suction ports are on the same side (right side when facing reservoir) If you look inside the tank the return line (port is 20SAE in size) makes smooth 90 turn to the left goes across the top of the 2 chambered tank then makes another smooth 90 turn towards the bottom of the tank where it sits 1inch off the bottom. The baffle inside the tank in no more then a piece of plate with a long 1/2in slit at the bottom and small slits on the side to let fluid through. No pipe with small holes or fancy baffles. Probably alot of ways to limit air inducement/entrapment in the oil and mine is an example of one. Brian [/QUOTE]
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