Anyone know a good hydraulic loader pump rebuilder???
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RickB
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If it needs more than seals just replace it.
RickB
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Figure out the manufacturer and pump model/spec and find a replacement.
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If they can source seals pretty much any hydraulic shop should be able to rebuild it.
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Depending on the loader model, it's probably somewhere between a 12-17gpm pump. They're gear pumps, not much to rebuild there. If it's trashed, as Rick B posted, surpluscenter.com has suitable replacements.
Something to keep in mind is the flow rate at x rpm. So a pump that flows 17gpm at 4000rpm won't be of use to you for example. You want it down in the RPM range in which you operate the tractor.
Something to keep in mind is the flow rate at x rpm. So a pump that flows 17gpm at 4000rpm won't be of use to you for example. You want it down in the RPM range in which you operate the tractor.
EddieWalker
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I had a pump go out on m Case Dozer. Case wanted $25,000 for a replacement. They do not rebuild them, and they where not very helpful on my options. I went to m New Holland dealer for something else and asked them what I should do, he said that they send all their pumps to a place an hour away. I contacted them and they said that they would rebuild it, but couldn't say how much. It ended up costing me $3,500 for the rebuild. They where able to find most of the parts that they needed, but some of them they had to fabricate in their machine shop.
I would talk to the guys in the Parts department at a few different dealerships in your area, and ask them where they send their pumps. I've learned that they all send stuff out to a specialty shop to do the work. But you have to talk to them face to face. A phone call never seems to have the same results.
I would talk to the guys in the Parts department at a few different dealerships in your area, and ask them where they send their pumps. I've learned that they all send stuff out to a specialty shop to do the work. But you have to talk to them face to face. A phone call never seems to have the same results.