What oil for Paragon Hydra Chem pump/compressor?

It's hyrdaulic fluid. The P40 might reference the ISO number which is basically the viscosity. Heavier (lower) iso in winter, lighter in summer. So like 36 to 68 range for ISO #'s.

How do you like your Hydrachem and how much did it cost? I'm looking for a replacement to my shaft driven air compressor and roper pump. Another driver told me about Hydrachem all in one which looks like the solution I need.

 

Call paragon I just used the shell hydraulic fluid when I changed it

 

It’s a good system if you do a lot of pumping and airing off. I paid 8500 for the unit that’s with the reverse button and biggest pump and air compressor you can get on the system. Been having it seven months

 

I don't use it that often but it's a requirement and I do get the accessory pay for it even if its customer offload.

$8500...did that include the pto+hydro pump and installation? Also what is the reverse button?

 

To reverse the pump we do pump ons where I’m at but it’s an additional 2k for installation pto come with it

 

Got it, thanks for the info!

 

No problem

 

The small sight glad at the bottom right is for the compressor oil.
We have some trucks with them but you can not push all of the product out of your hoses. They need to have a vane pump.

 

Did you end up getting this? It's pretty expensive. Not sure if worth it with Superior as I barely unload in system runs