1032 new holland bale wagon - pump problem

soldbybrock · Dec 2, 2016

I need to replace the Eaton Cessa pump on my 1032 New Holland bale wagon. There is no serial number readable on the pump any more and I don't have an owners manual. After a LOT of online searching for better prices then through New Holland, I believe the pump is a 24338-LAB. Can anyone confirm or help me? I have included the link to the part. Thanks, Jennifer.
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soldbybrock · Dec 2, 2016

also .... if I knew the right kind of pump, maybe a Vickers or other brand is cheaper and will do the same job? Thanks, Jennifer

Case Nutty 1660 · Dec 3, 2016

do you have a good hyd shop close to you? if so take your pump to them,, they if they are much of a shop should be able to set you up with a replacement of a reasonable price,, they are a simple pump I would bet NH is crazy high on them, I did not take your #'s and google them but that has worked for me before to find a replacement pump
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DeltaRed · Dec 3, 2016

Yep,NH is insanely high. About ten years ago I bought a pump for my 1032. Over $800.00.Right in the middle of a big custom stacking job.No time to search for a cheaper alternative.The pump shaft snapped

Hayfarmer · Dec 3, 2016

Over the past few years it seems like NH has become very fond of their parts with prices to match. Suggestion below is good as a good hydraulic shop could match up your pump with a different one or maybe fix yours. You might try Surplus Center as they have lots of pumps and good prices. There are also some NH wrecking yards that could have a used pump.

soldbybrock · Dec 3, 2016

I cant buy an alternative until I have specs from someone who has an owners manual who can give me the pump specs :-(

DeltaRed · Dec 3, 2016

Take the pump to a hydralic shop. They can figure it out and supply a new pump.Nor 'rocket science'. Need shaft size,direction of rotation and gallons per minute.Should be some numbers on the pump somewhere.Take the pump off and look.

soldbybrock · Dec 3, 2016

sadly I have done this .... the place I went was not able to help .... there are no numbers :-(
I might try another shop

Bob · Dec 3, 2016

Contact Baum Hydraulics in Omaha.

If the pump is not NH-specific, they can come up with a replacement for that part number. If NH has it locked down/made it OEM only they can help you measure components of the pump to arrive at a GPM figure. I believe the GPM vs. pump size/dimensions calculator is still on their website, check it out, or call them.

Once you have a GPM number for the RPM's the pump is running at, a whole new world of replacement pumps sources is available to you, one being surpluscenter.com.

Bob · Dec 4, 2016

(quoted from post at 23:08:04 12/03/16) Contact Baum Hydraulics in Omaha.

If the pump is not NH-specific, they can come up with a replacement for that part number. If NH has it locked down/made it OEM only they can help you measure components of the pump to arrive at a GPM figure. I believe the GPM vs. pump size/dimensions calculator is still on their website, check it out, or call them.

Once you have a GPM number for the RPM's the pump is running at, a whole new world of replacement pumps sources is available to you, one being surpluscenter.com.

Here's the calculator...

http://www.baumhydraulics.com/calculators/pumpsize.htm

soldbybrock · Dec 4, 2016

thanks!

marloweg · Dec 4, 2016

call Flint Hyd.google for number

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