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New compatible Wagner pump

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Jeffs0014

08-06-2006 20:13:23




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Hey all...
I have a 53 Ferguson TO30 with a Wagner Mod W3M on it. I am looking at replacing the worn out hydraulic pump. The parts supplier on this site has a pump for the Ford models but it does not list application for the Furguson. I am concerned about the mounting bracket putting the pump too far to the front and hiiting the guards for the loader frame or the alignment of the pump to the shaft. They cannot tell me if it will work on this application and refered me to this discussion site for help. Has anyone out there installed one of these pumps? Its a part #L827-10X and replaces #3660. Does this make sence to anyone?

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jeffs0014

08-07-2006 09:36:04




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 Re: New compatible Wagner pump in reply to Jeffs0014, 08-06-2006 20:13:23  
Does anyone out there know what the pump requirements are for the Wagner loader attachment Model W3M?
Jeff



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RodInNS

08-07-2006 05:32:56




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 Re: New compatible Wagner pump in reply to Jeffs0014, 08-06-2006 20:13:23  
My view on pumps is that you get one with the flow and pressure requirements, along with the rotation you need. The fitting part is of little consequence. You make the bracket you need and chop or refit the bumper frame as required. That's the nature of how these things work. Watch the flow rating, the speed requirement at that flow, the rotation, and the shaft size and spline/drive arrangement. That' how most of this stuff was put together 40 years ago, and still is. HTH.

Rod

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