Who has bought the Hydro-Pump from thesuspender.com?

I have a question for anyone who has purchased the Hydro-Pump from thesuspender.com.

Did it come with the cylinder? I mean, it just advertises the pump itself but says nothing about the cylinder. So whoever has bought it, did it come with everything you needed (ie pump, cylinder, and anything else I may be unaware of)? I currently have a dry pump with a 2” wide cylinder. Since I am just starting pumping thats too large considering I am going for length gains first, rather than girth gains. I am currently just above 5” girth, so it seems that when using that larger cylinder my pumping sessions show only girth gains. If anyone who has purchased the Hydro-Pump or something similar could let me know, I’d greatly appreciate it. I don’t want to order the pump and still be missing parts. I’m not even sure where to buy a good 1.75” wide cylinder. But I’m guessing I should get a 1.75” wide/10” long cylinder if it doesn’t come with one. Can anyone point out some good places to purchase these from? I can’t do any modifcations to it, because I am just not Tim the Toolman Taylor. LOL! So only ready to use pumps/cylinders are what I am looking for. Thanks everyone!

-Jonnie D.

Jonnie, pumps and cylinders are generally sold separately, unless the ad specifies that it is the complete system "including cylinder". If you want a hydro pump, I suggest you buy a MityVacII from an auto parts chain store. I got mine for under $25. The same pump goes for $65-85 from the penis pump web sites. See my earlier post on this subject at: Save a Bundle on Pumps!!!

A good cylinder will normally run $65-75, although there are some who have bought cheaper ones.

Good luck!

bigjack

Hey BigJack, thanks for the info! I’m just wondering, but are all cylinders standardized to fit all pumps? How do I know the cylinder I want to get will fit on the hydro-pump I purchase? So your saying don’t buy the hydro-pump from thesuspender.com but get it from an auto parts store? Um, why would an autoparts store have a penis pump? LOL! I mean, I’m sure you could buy the parts and modify it to be similar or the same, but I’m not McGuyver. I know computers, and I’m an expert with them, but when it comes to mechanics and Do-It-Yourselfer jobs I am clueless. So I’d rather not have to buy the parts and do all sorts of modifying to get what I need. So the cylinder I have now is too wide, so it’s not helping with my length gains. So where would be a good place to get a 1.75” wide/9-10” long cylinder which is compatible with the hydro-pump? Thanks in advance!

-J.D.

Hi J.D. This is not as complicated as you might think. First off, the cylinders have a standard female fitting on the sealed end that will connect with the standard male fitting (readily available) on the flexible tubing of penis pumps. Second, the pump you buy at the auto parts store (a MityVacII, if you want to hydro pump) will probably not have the male fitting you need, but will have standard size flexible tubing. Simply order the male fitting from the place you buy your cylinder, and plug it into the end of the flexible tubing that comes with your pump.

LOL. Auto parts stores don’t carry "penis pumps". Penis pump companies use pumps designed for other (industrial) uses. So, they are the same kind of pumps. I have two pumps. One is an $85+ "dry pump" offered by several penis pump companies. I paid $30-something for mine from the auto parts place. Quite a few penis pump sites sell a hydro pump which is the exact same MityVacII I bought for $25. I’ve seen them for as much as $125 at places like Dr. Joel Kaplan’s penis pump place. Why burn a C-note when you don’t have to?

You can get the cylinder you want from a bunch of places. I bought mine at https://www.lap-dist.com and think it is very good quality. It is flared at the opening for better comfort and good seal. I am about to buy a larger tube and won’t hesitate to order from them again.

MityVacII from auto parts store and Cylinder plus male fitting (8 or 9 bucks, I think) from a penis pump site, and you are all set. No sweat. It’s easier than you think.

Hope this answers your questions. Let me know if I can be of further help. Good luck!

bigjack

As I have said before Why do want to buy a pump? If you are able to suck drink through a straw you are capable of getting more than enuff vacumn for pumping I very rearly use a pump and I have nothing to hide away

My eight,

Do you have a vacuum gauge connected to your setup?

If not, how do you know if you are getting enough vacuum?

More importantly, how do you know if you don’t have too much?

My vast experience with your method ( I just started yesterday ) :) leaves me with many quality control questions.

I’m trying to cure a problem, not cause a new one.

No you dont need a vac gauge My experience shows if you have a gauge you are tempted to try to get up to that certain number on the gauge every time and usually to quickly.It is better that you go slowly and go by how you feel. Remember how grand ma cooked her turkey LONG and SLOW and it allways turned out perfect.Dont try to do it in five minuits at full blast in a microwave!!!I very really even use a pump I get more than enough vac by sucking on the end of the hose then turning the small tap inserted in the end of the hose off to hold the vac .I often leave it on with a low vacumn when I go to bed at night and go to sleep awaking 3/4/or 5 hours later to take it off .But I must stress LOW vacumn!!