Yes I have the old vane pump. I suppose it could have lost prime, but why after all these years(owned since 1988). Also using #90 grease it seems like it might not lose prime as easy as it could using lighter hyd. oil. I know vane pumps don't have as much suction as a gear pump.
Most likely maybe the pump went bad. Although I work with hyd. systems most everyday, I did not see an easy way to hook any type of guage on to the pump. Thats because the pump has bolt on flange/rigid pipe design outlets with no easy way to T in a pressure guage.
Who can tell me where or how to check this pump without tearing it all apart? Bill
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