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    Has any one used one of the autolube pumps form ebay?

    like THIS ONE

    Its for a Nova mill so should be ok size wise but not sure on reliability etc.

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    Sorry, I'd like to help but checking with one of our clients, who get parts from us, and learnt that he does not have idea about this.
    Pintuu

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    I've fit a few of those Ross and they are ok for the money. One of them is nearly 3yrs old and still going.
    -use common sense, if you lack it, there is no software to help that.

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    Thanks Dean, I suppose the other option is to just have a pump controlled by the Acorn (or Mesa) board. Are there any specific pumps that will do the job?

    Looking on eBay there are the 12v fuel pumps that look to big or the smaller peristaltic pumps which have the required flow rate but I'm not sure would generate enough pressure.

    Are there any other options that you use on your builds?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ross77 View Post
    Thanks Dean, I suppose the other option is to just have a pump controlled by the Acorn (or Mesa) board. Are there any specific pumps that will do the job?

    Looking on eBay there are the 12v fuel pumps that look to big or the smaller peristaltic pumps which have the required flow rate but I'm not sure would generate enough pressure.

    Are there any other options that you use on your builds?
    It's been about 2yrs since I last fit one but I'm sure you can get one or config it for a One-shot setup, where you pulse it and it pumps for a set time. You don't have to use the auto timer option.

    I don't fit many and often they are the cheaper lever pump types to keep costs and complexity down.
    -use common sense, if you lack it, there is no software to help that.

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    Lives in Devon, United Kingdom. Last Activity: 2 Weeks Ago Has been a member for 9-10 years. Has a total post count of 759. Received thanks 27 times, giving thanks to others 52 times.
    Ive just bought this one so time will tell.

    https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/220V-1L-A...kAAOSwkfReFxU8

    Got to figure out the connections to the ways now and the metering valves.

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