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I just know hyd's and not the NH, but it sounds like the wear plates are allowing fluid to slip by and the smokin part is probably the internal bearings getting worn out.
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A pressure test and gallons per minute will tell everything or disassemble the pump and mic the tolerences. most hyd pumps have needle bearings and even though they run in oil they do wear out. More so if any dirt got into it or moisture. I am sure that you have a gear pump which has wear plates and that is just what they do, they wear. In some cases replaceing the plates is much cheaper than the whole pump.
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