The HySecurity MX001306-P is a replacement cast iron hand pump for select HySecurity and Nice HySecurity hydraulic gate operator systems. It is commonly listed as HAND PUMP, CAST IRON, HG/SR, with HG commonly associated with HydraSwing and SR commonly associated with SwingRiser.
This hand pump is used as part of the manual hydraulic operation system on compatible operators. In the correct installation, the hand pump works with the hydraulic reservoir, manual valve function, brake manifold, hoses, fittings, pump system, and actuator circuit so the gate can be manually moved according to the proper HySecurity service procedure.
HySecurity HydraSwing documentation references manual hand pump operation on HydraSwing 40, 40F, 80F, and 150 models. SwingRiser systems also use a HydraSupply power and control arrangement, so the hand pump should be matched by operator family, pump cabinet layout, hydraulic diagram, and parts documentation before ordering.
The MX001306-P hand pump allows hydraulic pressure to be manually generated in compatible HySecurity systems where the operator design supports hand pump operation. This can be used for manual gate movement during service or power-loss conditions when the proper manual operation procedure is followed.
If the hand pump is worn, leaking, stuck, air-bound, contaminated, installed with incorrect fittings, or used without the correct manual valve / release procedure, the operator may not move manually, may move slowly, may fail to hold, or may leak hydraulic fluid. Similar symptoms can also be caused by low hydraulic fluid, blocked or damaged hoses, brake manifold issues, manual valve problems, cylinder leakage, pump pack issues, or a gate that is binding mechanically.
The HySecurity MX001306-P is intended for select HySecurity / Nice HySecurity hydraulic gate operator applications where this cast iron hand pump is specified. Compatibility depends on the operator model, HydraSupply layout, hydraulic circuit, hand pump mounting, fittings, valve arrangement, and current HySecurity parts documentation.
Do not assume MX001306-P fits every HySecurity HydraSwing, SwingRiser, HydraLift, SlideDriver, StrongArm, SlideSmart, SwingSmart, HydraWedge, Smart DC, Smart Touch, or SmartCNX operator. Manual hydraulic pump parts should be verified by parts diagram and hydraulic layout.
MX001306-P is a manual hand pump, not a complete electric pump pack or valve assembly. Keep it separate from other hydraulic parts that may be located nearby in the operator cabinet.
The hand pump may work alongside valves, reservoirs, hoses, fittings, and manifold components, but it should not be used as a substitute for those parts.
Manual hand pump operation must be performed according to the current HySecurity procedure for the specific operator model. On HydraSwing systems, the brake manifold / manual release function and hand pump procedure matter. Using the hand pump without following the correct release and valve steps can damage hydraulic components.
Do not force the hand pump if the gate does not move. A gate that will not move manually may have a closed valve, locked brake manifold, low fluid, blocked hose, damaged cylinder, seized hinge, mechanical obstruction, or incorrect manual operation setup.
Hand pump replacement should be diagnosed with the complete hydraulic system in mind. If manual operation is not working, the hand pump may not be the only possible cause.
MX001306-P should be selected by HySecurity part number, operator model, hydraulic circuit, pump cabinet layout, mounting style, and parts diagram. A hand pump that appears similar may not have the same port configuration, seal style, handle arrangement, mounting layout, or hydraulic rating.
If the original hand pump failed because of contaminated hydraulic fluid, water intrusion, over-pressurization, blocked lines, incorrect manual valve use, or mechanical gate binding, replacing only the pump may not correct the root issue. Inspect the hydraulic system and gate movement before returning the operator to service.
| Feature / Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | HySecurity / Nice HySecurity |
| Part Number | MX001306-P |
| Alternate Part Formatting | MX001306P, sometimes used without the dash in distributor or internal references |
| Product Type | Hydraulic hand pump |
| Common Description | HAND PUMP, CAST IRON, HG/SR |
| Material Reference | Cast iron, as listed in the part description |
| Common Operator References | Select HydraSwing and SwingRiser hydraulic operator applications where the parts diagram confirms MX001306-P |
| System Area | Hydraulic manual operation / HydraSupply cabinet area |
| Function | Manually generates hydraulic pressure in compatible operator systems when used according to the proper manual operation procedure |
| Selection Method | Match by HySecurity part number, operator model, hydraulic cabinet layout, mounting, port configuration, fittings, handle arrangement, and parts diagram |
| Included Items | Hand pump only unless the current supplier package specifically includes handle, fittings, seals, mounting hardware, hydraulic fluid, labels, or instructions |
| Not Included Unless Listed | Electric pump pack, electric motor, motor-pump coupler, reservoir, brake manifold, manual directional valve, hose kit, hydraulic cylinder, pressure gauge, hydraulic fluid, and operator hardware unless separately listed |
Before replacing MX001306-P, confirm whether the hand pump is actually the failed component. A gate that will not move manually may have a low fluid level, closed manual valve, brake manifold issue, blocked hose, bad fitting, cylinder problem, seized hinge, or mechanical obstruction.
If the hand pump is leaking or weak, inspect the connected fittings, seals, reservoir, hydraulic fluid condition, and manual valve circuit. Contaminated fluid or debris in the hydraulic system can damage a replacement hand pump quickly.
Hand pump service should be performed with the operator disabled, the gate secured, and the hydraulic system handled according to the current HySecurity service procedure. Do not disconnect hoses or fittings from a pressurized hydraulic circuit.
Keep fittings, pump ports, and hydraulic fluid clean during service. Dirt, water, or metal particles can damage the hand pump, valves, cylinders, seals, fittings, and pump components. After installation, verify proper manual valve position, check for leaks, test manual pumping operation, restore normal valve settings, and test all safety devices before returning the operator to service.
Hand pump replacement can affect manual gate operation, hydraulic release behavior, and emergency service movement. A qualified HySecurity gate technician should handle this repair if the operator has repeated hydraulic leaks, contaminated fluid, gate drift, manual release problems, or unclear hydraulic routing.
Do not bypass covers, guards, limits, monitored entrapment protection, photo eyes, safety edges, hydraulic controls, manual release components, disconnects, or controller protections to make the gate run. The hydraulic system, mechanical assembly, and safety devices should be repaired correctly and fully tested before the operator is returned to service.
The HySecurity MX001306-P is a cast iron hand pump used in select HydraSwing and SwingRiser hydraulic gate operator applications where the parts diagram lists this part.
MX001306-P is commonly listed as HAND PUMP, CAST IRON, HG/SR.
In this part description, HG is commonly associated with HydraSwing and SR is commonly associated with SwingRiser. Final fitment should still be verified by parts diagram.
No. MX001306-P is a manual hydraulic hand pump. Electric pump packs, pump motors, couplers, reservoirs, and valve assemblies are separate parts.
It is used as part of the manual hydraulic operation system on compatible operators, but the correct HySecurity manual release and hand pump procedure must be followed for the specific model.
Check the hand pump, fittings, reservoir, manual valve, brake manifold, hydraulic fluid level, hose routing, cylinder condition, and gate movement before replacing the pump.
No. Do not force the hand pump. Stop and check the manual valve position, brake manifold release, fluid level, hydraulic restrictions, cylinder condition, and gate movement before continuing.