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Is it possible to replace the hydraulic control valve thru the side cover? Or do I have to drop the pump?
Thanks!
Thanks!
(quoted from post at 11:03:01 06/30/09) The un-numberd item is the control valve housing and it is press fitted into the pump housing. You have to press it out. It does come out aft as you see but you cannot just pull it out.
FYI the N-pump is Ferguson's pump design. It was the reason for the lawsuit after the splitup.
Item 12 is called the drive assembly. It is a TO-30 item that agitated the oil to keep grit from sticking the valve open.
Jeff
(quoted from post at 11:03:01 06/30/09) The un-numberd item is the control valve housing and it is press fitted into the pump housing. You have to press it out. It does come out aft as you see but you cannot just pull it out.
FYI the N-pump is Ferguson's pump design. It was the reason for the lawsuit after the splitup.
Item 12 is called the drive assembly. It is a TO-30 item that agitated the oil to keep grit from sticking the valve open.
Jeff
hank you, John (ont).(quoted from post at 07:42:46 07/01/09) JMOR: The TE 20, TEA 20 models had the Oscillating control valve on hydraulic pump introduced to minimise control valve sticking at serial number 134001 according to my manual.
John
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