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one last hydro pump question, honest!

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fenton

11-27-2005 05:09:14




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On the gear shaft housing, I had mentioned TWO grooves, one filled with a seal(the culprit letting fluid into the engine) and just a quarter inch in is a identical groove which is empty. Now, the question. As I might need a speedy sleeve, and machine the hole bigger to fit the saft back into the hole, did IH make that second identical groove to accept the new seal, making it a tighter fit and no need for the speedy? It's empty and I can almost tell you guys, never had a seal in it. It would be in an area on the shaft not worn and seems like it might be the reason IH put it there. I'm going to bring the pump to the IH shop and ask them but wanted to get your take on the looooong hashed out subject. I promise this is it and if IH says yes, I'll pass it onto this site.

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El Toro

11-29-2005 17:12:40




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 Re: one last hydro pump question, honest! in reply to fenton, 11-27-2005 05:09:14  
What's the status of the hydraulic pump? Hal



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Dave Sherburne,NY

11-28-2005 17:48:42




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 Re: one last hydro pump question, honest! in reply to fenton, 11-27-2005 05:09:14  
Whenever I have used a speedie sleeve, there has
never been any machining, the sleeve is so thin
the seal is able to flex enough to fit.
Go to the chicago rawhide site for a long list of
speedi sleeves. and seal interchanges.



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CNKS

11-27-2005 17:37:10




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 Re: one last hydro pump question, honest! in reply to fenton, 11-27-2005 05:09:14  
If it is the same size groove and the shaft is the same size at that point, AND it is indeed positioned to block the oil flow, it will work. The one on my C only had one groove.



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El Toro

11-27-2005 12:43:10




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 Re: one last hydro pump question, honest! in reply to fenton, 11-27-2005 05:09:14  
That seal or oring is installed just behind the
pump drive gear and the pump cover. The pump drive gear is driven by the cam. Hal
PS: I see some IH hydraulic pumps on Ebay for sale.



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