[AT] electric fuel lift pump

[Spencer Yost]

I didn't have trouble finding a good quality replacement about 10-13 years ago.   Seemed to be plenty of NOS and good American replacements then.  Try Vickers(Vickel???, Vikel??)  - where I ultimately bought mine - or Central Fuel Injection - both in Iowa.   I have been to both.  Central is a pretty big business and they may have already burned through all their good American stock and they may be left selling cheaper Chinese replacements too.    I think Vickers  Oliver may be out of business.  I tried to call a few years ago and got no answer and no return call to my voicemail. The old man was old when I met him 20 years ago and the nephew/grandson helping him didn't seem entirely enthusiastic about the business model :-). Again I am not very sure about the name. It might be some close variation of Vickers.

Spencer Yost

> On Jan 19, 2018, at 8:22 PM, Jason <dejoodster at gmail.com> wrote:
> 
> Sure. A facet pump is excellent. Otherwise get a used one off a IH
> 1420-1480 combine. It's small and squarish.
> 
>> On Fri, Jan 19, 2018, 5:33 PM Larry Mason <lcmason at uslink.net> wrote:
>> 
>> I have an Oliver 1850 diesel that I had to replace the mechanical lift
>> pump. The replacements are from China, and don’t appear to be of the
>> highest quality. I was wondering if there is an electric pump that could be
>> used as a replacement, and if so what kind.
>> Larry Mason
>> Hackensack MN
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