I need a 1661427M91 mounting block assembly to convert my older MKIII pump to accept a cartridge style relief valve. Does anyone out there have one they would be willing to part with? I know there are those of you out there with the experience and knowledge to help me get this unusual girl back in top form. Thx Jim
- Thread starter JBKINWA
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This is the early version of the 40B hitch cover and linkages. Also an easy solution If you do not have the spring scale for set up. A ladder pulley and the 3lb weight. The rigging was very easy once you have the special tooling. I don't know how u could be even close without it. While I am dealing with low hyd. pressure issues the lever positions are right on for function. Nice after the long period of research and dead ends.
ptfarmer
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- San Antonio, Tx
(quoted from post at 19:50:27 04/20/17) pics, try again
Picture look good to me. Looks like old MF35 3 point setup.
There are only 3 places to adjust. I came up with the nuday bushing dia by measuring several pics of the assembled tool and came up with .375 ID and 1.0 OD on bushing. when I was done all lever positions for function were in spec. I did not have to move quadrants. 
Just think I have a bad pressure control valve or not getting a correct reading. Used 2 different gauges. It behaves as though it has more than 500 P.S.I. The diaphragm adjustment was effective and dampened pressure variance to less than a 100 P.S.I.
Just think I have a bad pressure control valve or not getting a correct reading. Used 2 different gauges. It behaves as though it has more than 500 P.S.I. The diaphragm adjustment was effective and dampened pressure variance to less than a 100 P.S.I.Similar threads
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