Principles of hydraulics 

Test a pump in a circuit

Fit and set pressure relief valves

Construct a circuit with a single acting cylinder

Construct a circuit with double acting cylinder

Construct a circuit with a check valve

Construct a circuit with a rotary motion

Control the speed of an actuator

Construct a dual circuit

Construct a circuit with sequence actuators

Construct a circuit with accumulators

Make up hydraulic hoses

Hydraulic troubleshooting

Hydraulic equipment required

Three-pressure relief valves

One-pilot operated pressure relief valve

Two-shut off valves

Two-single acting cylinders (spring loaded)

Two-double acting cylinders

One - 4/3 way directional closed centre detent

One-4/3 way directional closed centre spring return

Two-direction control valves 4/3 tandem centre spring return

One-direction control valve 4/2 detent lock

One 4/2 directional control valve spring return

Four-check valves

One spring loaded check valve

Two-pilot operated check valves

One variable throttle valve

One-2 way flow control valve

Two-variable throttle check valves

One-hydraulic motor with two directions

One-pressure reducing valve (variable)

Two-pressure sequence valves with check valve (variable)

One-accumulator and pressure relief assembly 4 litres

Faulty components

One-leaking double acting cylinder

One leaking directional

One-blocked directional

One leaking double check valve

One faulty pilot relief valve

One-faulty direct relief

One-faulty pilot check valve

One-blocked pipe

Twelve-cross manifold, fittings included in loose fittings

Six hoses 17-45/2 350 mm long

Ten hoses 17-45/2 500 mm long

Sixhoses 17-45/2 750 mm long

Ten hoses 17-45/2 1000 mm lang 

One-flow meter

One - power pack complete with pressure gauges, fitted on practice unit

Each individual component fitted with base plate for mounting on the hydraulic practice unit 

Each individual component fitted with male quick couplers to fit female quick couplers on hoses