Roosa Master pump shaft picture

ZANE · Jul 28, 2016

Can someone post a picture of the injection pump shaft from a 601 ford diesel Roosa Master pump. I need to know the orentation of the ends of the
shaft and their markings orentation that is on the ends of the pump shaft.

I want to get my expert machinest to weld it back together and make sure it is straight. Or maybe braze or silver solder it so it can shear again if
necessary. The pump is fixed using a doner barrel.

Thanks, Zane

Den N Ms · Jul 28, 2016

Zane,I can email you a Roosa Master manual that might help you out.My email is open or post your email is it still [email protected]?

Den N Ms · Jul 28, 2016

Zane,Email sent if your address is still the same.

ZANE · Jul 29, 2016

Thanks, I got it.

Zane

ZANE · Jul 29, 2016

The manual is great but I still need to see a picture of the pump drive shaft from a 601 etc Ford roosa master pump drive shaft. This manual only shows drive shafts from pumps that use a tapered gear at the bottom end. The one I need to see is the one that has a flat drive on both ends with one end off set that contacts the drive gear off the camshaft. My shaft is broken and I want to try to weld it back together and need to know if the two ends are perpendicular of offset at 90% etc.

And yes I know the pump head was seized causing the shaft to shear but I have fixed that with a donor barrel head from another pump.

Zane

Den N Ms · Jul 29, 2016

Zane,Here is the shaft

ZANE · Jul 29, 2016

Thanks, That clears up how the ends are in relation to each other. Perpendicular. Now I wonder how I'm going to tell which way to turn the marks on the drive end of the shaft to match the marks when installing ?????

What I really need is a new shaft.
Thanks, Zane

Bob · Jul 30, 2016

Have you checked with a Stanadyne shop and got the part number? They can probably do an obsolete parts search, and you can GOOGLE the # and see what's out there.

TheOldHokie · Jul 30, 2016

(quoted from post at 19:26:07 07/29/16)
Thanks, That clears up how the ends are in relation to each other. Perpendicular. Now I wonder how I'm going to tell which way to turn the marks on the drive end of the shaft to match the marks when installing ?????

What I really need is a new shaft.
Thanks, Zane

Why can't your machinist make one for you?

TOH

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