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3-Pt Hyd Pump

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Charlie(NV)

01-13-2003 11:13:00




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I have a friend with a NAA that has a three-point mounted hyd pump on it. The hyd pump is driven by a planetary gear box. The gear box has failed and we can't find parts for it. The box has no numbers on it at all so we don't know who manufactured it. Can any of you look at the picture and give me an idea of what brand/model it is and where I might find parts? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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Mountainman

01-13-2003 17:55:13




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 Re: 3-Pt Hyd Pump in reply to Charlie(NV), 01-13-2003 11:13:00  
Charlie,

A machine shop should be able to make the parts. Of course it depends upon how many parts are needed whether or not it would be cost effective.

Have you visited any farm or industrial tractor dealers to see if a similar transmission is still used? Maybe find a place that's been in business for a long time and ask one of the employees who have been there a long time about it. Just a thought.

hth

Mountainman...CA

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Dan (Myersville)

01-13-2003 13:41:44




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 Re: 3-Pt Hyd Pump in reply to Charlie(NV), 01-13-2003 11:13:00  
I've no idea what make or model that thing is. I
assume from your description the transmission has gone south. If I had it I'd take it into one of the power transmission supply houses around here and let them have a look at it. They may not be able to identify it but they may have the requisite parts. A lot of this stuff is very generic (SAE standards and all that good stuff).

A new PTO pump is $350 and up. May not be cost effective to patch it up.

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Charlie (NV)

01-13-2003 13:20:36




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 Re: 3-Pt Hyd Pump in reply to Charlie(NV), 01-13-2003 11:13:00  
Thanks for the comments. I have a BAD head cold and my brain is not working too well. The pump is mounted on the PTO and powers a back hoe. The pump is fine but the planetary gears are toast.

Maybe my mistake is a good thing. It will probably result in more readers who have never heard of a 3-pt mounted hyd pump!!!



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Jim.UT

01-13-2003 12:19:52




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 Re: 3-Pt Hyd Pump in reply to Charlie(NV), 01-13-2003 11:13:00  
First off, that thing in the photo is a complete mystery to me. Never seen one before, have now idea who made it. However, I'm far from the most experienced person on this board. Hopefully someone else will recognize it.

I'm confused as to what this hydraulic pump does or where it mounts. You say it mounts on the 3 point. So is it pto driven? What is it's purpose? And where does the gearbox fit into the system? Does the pto drive the gearbox which then drives the pump or am I totally off? The hydraulic pump for the NAA 3 point system is mounted on the engine, right side, toward the back. Is this an auxiliary hydraulic pump for a front loader or something?

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OH Boy

01-13-2003 13:06:03




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 Re: Re: 3-Pt Hyd Pump in reply to Jim.UT, 01-13-2003 12:19:52  
Exactly. This is an 'aftermarket' hydraulic pump for a loader or other hydraulic operated implement that is powered by the tractors PTO shaft.

I have no idea what brand/model etc. it is either.

Have you looked into just replacing it with a new pump????? How expensive are these things?.



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