BukitCase
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The PDF I linked has the info for part #'s, starts on about page 12 - page 14 has the RCMA (as in "Adjustable") relief valve, same page has part#'s for the individual components - if there's an XXX in the #, I'm pretty sure you'd need to specify range but I don't know how that works -
You might try writing all the part descriptions and #'s you know you'll need, then start with Gresen - there's also some stuff on ebay
https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_fr...esc=0&_osacat=0&_odkw=gresen+relief+valve+V11
But I didn't see any exact # matches.
Northern tool used to be Northern hydraulics IIRC, might see if they can be any help.
Surplus center has quite a bit of hydraulic parts, basically you'll probably need to dust off your "Google-Fu" and follow any promising links. From what I saw in a brief search, it may turn out to be cheaper to just start over with a new loader valve. Hopefully not, but you never know til you try.
which ever way you end up going, I think you found out how NOT to work on this stuff (as in, going in "blind" instead of having the relevant info...)
Don't worry, I'm not giving up just yet - just got bedtime comin' up... Steve
Oh, just in case you're new to torque wrenches, do NOT think that one rated for 25 to 150 will be OK for a fastener that wants 14 ft lbs - there's a REASON that lower number is listed, I found out the hard way back in 1964 when I thought my 10-150# Proto wrench could torque the 7 lb. pan bolts on a small block chevy
(snik, snik, DAAAANNNGG...)
I did, however, get more experience because of that boo-boo - I got to learn how to use an easy-out - later...
You might try writing all the part descriptions and #'s you know you'll need, then start with Gresen - there's also some stuff on ebay
https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_fr...esc=0&_osacat=0&_odkw=gresen+relief+valve+V11
But I didn't see any exact # matches.
Northern tool used to be Northern hydraulics IIRC, might see if they can be any help.
Surplus center has quite a bit of hydraulic parts, basically you'll probably need to dust off your "Google-Fu" and follow any promising links. From what I saw in a brief search, it may turn out to be cheaper to just start over with a new loader valve. Hopefully not, but you never know til you try.
which ever way you end up going, I think you found out how NOT to work on this stuff (as in, going in "blind" instead of having the relevant info...)
Don't worry, I'm not giving up just yet - just got bedtime comin' up... Steve
Oh, just in case you're new to torque wrenches, do NOT think that one rated for 25 to 150 will be OK for a fastener that wants 14 ft lbs - there's a REASON that lower number is listed, I found out the hard way back in 1964 when I thought my 10-150# Proto wrench could torque the 7 lb. pan bolts on a small block chevy
(snik, snik, DAAAANNNGG...)I did, however, get more experience because of that boo-boo - I got to learn how to use an easy-out
- later...