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Re: What a Roosa Master flex ring looks like!!


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Posted by Diesel_Day_Dreamin on June 14, 2013 at 15:05:46 from (198.228.228.16):

In Reply to: What a Roosa Master flex ring looks like!! posted by JD Seller on May 28, 2013 at 21:13:05:

Hello all. Long time reader here and my first time posting...

Thanks for posting your information on this... I have been reading up on rebuilding these after my local shop wanted $550. to ''reseal'' my JDB 431 pump. My ring looks as non existent as the picture you posted above. I opted for the solid governor cage. Of course being a John Deere engine, it has the special cam advance screw that takes the Torx looking tool instead of a standard Allen hex wrench. I asked the parts guy for a hex screw instead and he said it was more than the tool. I ordered the tool and found it to be a standard T-45 Torx bit machined down on a lathe. Nice $31.00 wasted... Anyway the Stanadyne part number for the tool was 24992 and at reassembly this screw gets torqued to 360 in lbs.

I bought a Onan 30 DDA generator for $600 that didn't run for more than 3 minutes when you started it. I couldn't pass up this deal! It only has 629 hrs. Now that I have my kit and other parts, I plan on tackling it this weekend. Now I have 30,000 watts when the power goes out.


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