[AT] Fw: [SEL] FATG Needs Help

[Mike Sloane]

The pump for the Cub is unique, and, as far as I know, nothing else can 
substitute for it. When you say the pump is "bad", the usual problem is 
that there is groove worn in the input shaft from the O ring hardening. 
This allows fluid to pass into the engine, emptying the hydraulic system 
and filling the engine up. There is a kit available from Case IH that 
replaces all the O rings and seals, but there are no repair parts 
available for the metal parts. If the groove is not too deep, I suggest 
cleaning the area with fine emery paper and replacing the O ring with 
one that is slightly thicker to fill up the space. This has worked for 
me on at least one such pump.

Mike

Richard Strobel wrote:

> Just forwarding..thanks gang!
> RickinMt.
> Mr. Gutmann is not on the list and must have found Dave someother way.
> 
> 
>>Can someone please send this to the FATG list. The poor fellow needs some 
>>help!
>>         Thanks, Dave
>>
>>From: "G.A.Gutmann" <wa5ylr at txcr.net>
>>To: <rotigel at alltel.net>
>>Subject: International Cub Hyd pump
>>Date: Thu, 15 Apr 2004 20:23:33 -0700
>>X-Mailer: Microsoft Outlook Express 6.00.2800.1409
>>
>>Sir:
>>
>>I have a 1950 era Farmall Cub tractor that has a bad hydraulic pump on it,
>>and I am
>>
>>looking for answers from some one that can guide me in the right 
>>direction.
>>
>>I think the pump was originally made by Pesco Co. or Thomson Co.
>>
>>The number in the casting of the pump is 0510040410.
>>
>>Is there any one that has parts for these old pumps yet?
>>
>>Is there any after market places that sells pumps like this?
>>
>>Is there any adaptor kits so that another type could be put in the same 
>>place?
>>
>>Thanks and Best wishes
>>
>>G.A.Gutmann
>>


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