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mm

03-05-1999 13:31:52




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Hi, How many gpm is a Eaton Hydraulic pump? I have found the factory oil pump is 4.98 gpm @ 1800 rpm. The Webster gear pump is 15 gpm @ 1800 rpm. The Eaton pump is a gerotor pump. Thanks in advance for the help.




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Scott Fine

05-22-1999 12:09:50




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 Re: U Hydraulic pump question in reply to mm, 03-05-1999 13:31:52  
If you can give me the model number of the pump I can send you all the specific details and specs about the pump including the drawings.

Best Regards,

Scott Fine
President - SophTech, Inc.
http://www.sophtech.net



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Octavio Corletto

05-31-2001 13:07:20




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 Re: Re: U Hydraulic pump question in reply to Scott Fine, 05-22-1999 12:09:50  
Hi! I wrote you today about a problem i have with my oil pump model:T2D 038 21R,serial :12883 of Abex Denison Co. I'm writting you again because i gave you my wrong e-mail address. Sorry. I'll wait for your answer.The oil pump has engrave 34-4089-W.

I'm writting you because i have a hidraulic pump that moves a 14ft.piston to make bales of clothe that weight 1,000 pds. to 1,500 pds. But my problem is that when the motor stops the oil comes back by the oil pump and doesn't come to the tank by the release valve. So i don't think that's right. What should i do?

Atte. Octavio Corletto.

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mm

03-09-1999 14:26:25




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 Re: U Hydraulic pump question in reply to mm, 03-05-1999 13:31:52  
Hi, To answer my own question. I filled the oil pump with oil from a graduated cylinder. Then I took the fraction of that volume that would be evacuated in one turn of the center gear and converted that amount into gpm. It equalled approx. 10 gpm.



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