Greenlee F13 Portable Hydraulic Power Unit (5-8 GPM Output)

Greenlee F13 Portable Hydraulic Power Unit (5-8 GPM Output) Product Guide

How This Power Unit Fits Into A Hydraulic Tool Package

The Greenlee F13 Portable Hydraulic Power Unit supplies hydraulic flow adjustable between 5 and 8 gallons per minute at pressures up to 2,000 PSI. It is powered by a 13 HP Honda GX390 gasoline engine with a recoil start and low-oil alert that pauses operation to protect the engine. This makes it a mobile power source for hydraulic breakers, drills, chainsaws, pruners, and compatible tools common in utility, construction, and maintenance environments.

Compared to electric or smaller gas-powered hydraulic power units, the F13’s flow rate and pressure range support a broader range of medium-demand hydraulic tools. Its dual flow adjustment lets operators tailor output to specific tool requirements within the 5 to 8 GPM range. The welded steel tubular frame and integrated oil cooler with electric fan make it suited for operation under jobsite conditions. In applications requiring a fixed electric power source or quieter operation, an electric hydraulic power unit might be compared, but the F13's gasoline engine allows use where electricity is unavailable or impractical.

Power Unit Planning Notes

As a gasoline-powered unit, the Greenlee F13 should be used outdoors or in ventilated locations with exhaust positioned away from workers and the immediate work face. The unit’s large 13-inch no-flat tires and telescoping handles support with movement over rough or uneven terrain. When used on boat decks or similar surfaces, secure the unit to prevent unintended rolling or shifting during operation or transport.

The unit ships freight on a pallet and typically requires a loading dock, liftgate, or forklift for delivery and pickup. Allow adequate lead time for freight transit before the project start. Keep all shipping materials and included accessories such as HTMA flat-faced couplers and the hydraulic hose set for return shipping if applicable, to avoid charges. After use, inspect hoses and couplers for leaks or damage, check the hydraulic oil level via the provided sight gauge, and clean debris from the unit to maintain service check.

Long hydraulic hose runs from the unit to tools may require upsized diameter hoses or a more powerful power unit to offset friction loss. Confirm hose length and routing to avoid kinks, abrasion, or restricted return flow. The 25-micron return line filter supports hydraulic fluid cleanliness but verify any worksite hydraulic-fluid requirements, especially in near-water, underwater-support, or environmentally sensitive locations. RTO does not guarantee specific hydraulic oil types in rental units unless arranged in advance.