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Where to send pumps inj.

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730 mike

02-12-2006 20:54:11




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Hi, I want to have my pumps, inj., and transfer pump from my 730 sent in for a check-up and repair if needed. where is the best place to send them also would like to have them tweaked for pulling if thats possible.


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GPULLER

02-13-2006 08:00:12




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 Re: Where to send pumps inj. in reply to 730 mike, 02-12-2006 20:54:11  
Mike
I sent mine to Gpower in Texas. Garry can install larger injector tips, if you really want more fuel he can set you up with custom built pumps. I have a larger set of tips and custom pumps in my 720, I am very happy with the way it runs.
Garry can do all the factory stuff too.
Send me an e-mail if you have any questions.



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F-I-T

02-13-2006 07:30:31




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 Re: Where to send pumps inj. in reply to 730 mike, 02-12-2006 20:54:11  
Mike:

I used Albert Ulrich at Renaissance Tractor in Chehalis, WA (Ph. (360) 748-0026) for the rebuild of my 70D pumps, injectors, rack/pump bracket, and transfer pump. He has a shop that pretty much specializes in Two-cylnder diesels. Turn around was great, price was right, and I didn't have to make one adjustment after I installed them.

Whoever you choose to use, you'll want to send the entire bracket with the pumps mounted on, as the pumps need to be synchornized so when the rack moves from left to right, the pumps will each open and deliver the same volume of fuel to their respective injector.

Frank

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DickD

02-13-2006 04:34:13




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 Re: Where to send pumps inj. in reply to 730 mike, 02-12-2006 20:54:11  

Scheid Diesel Service Lafayette Indiana
Phone No. 765 471 0355 These guys have been around a long time and are reliable. Ask for Les Stevenson



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