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• 40+ years of experience repairing Industrial & Commercial units
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📝 Bokey said:

The Opacmare DIN51525 TPM60050012 hydraulic pump is malfunctioning, causing a halt to the production line. Immediate repair is crucial to resume operations swiftly.

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📝 Kathy Hadel said:

The Opacmare DIN51525 TPM60050012 hydraulic pump is failing to maintain consistent pressure, causing disruptions in the production line. Please address this issue

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📝 Morelli Morelli said:

Hydraulic pump on Opacmare DIN51525 TPM60050012 not functioning, impacting production line. URGENT repair needed to resume operations immediately.

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📝 jonas said:

Can the Opacmare DIN51525 TPM60050012 hydraulic pump be repaired or replaced? Im trying to check this off my to-do list. Thank you.

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📝 Michael Lavery said:

Hi, we are having difficulty with a soft top system on a V65 Princess. Unfortunately the system was partly disassembled because of broken cables prior to us becoming involved in the repair. For this reason we need information as to how the stainless steel cables run and connect. It seems that we have two cable sheaths running to turn blocks at the forward end of the unit and two cables running to turn blocks at the rear end of the unit. On opening the motor box we find a vertical spindle, driven by a Quick 24volt motor mounted below the spindle drum. It seems though that the spindle only has two cables going to it? Any advice on the matter would be greatly apreciated, especially diagrams!Many thanks, Michael.SEASURE MARINE.South Africa

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