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Buckeye Fan

06-22-2003 18:15:22

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I have a 47 2n that will lift a bush hog about 6" off the ground. It will lift me 170# all the way up. I have honed the cylinder and installed a new NAA piston and rings,and replaced the pressure relief valve, didn't seem to change. I pulled the pump and checked it, all the parts look new with little or no wear. What I did find was the chamber gasket was blown out on both sides at the top plugs. So now I am in a quandry as I really don't want to ever pull the pump again. Should I just replace the gaskets or buy the rebuild kit for the pump. There is a price difference to consider of about $350.00. I did see a swirl in the oil and I have inspected the pump for cracks and it is in good condition. Also the chamber bolts were not hard to break loose, slightly more than hand tight. I would really like some input on this and I appreciate all answers, thanks in advance to all, you all have helped me through some scrapes just by reading the post. Thanks again, Buckeye.

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ZANE

06-22-2003 20:34:55

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Re: 2N Hydraulics ???'s in reply to Buckeye Fan, 06-22-2003 18:15:22

Since the pump chamber gasket was blown it is a very good possibility that this was the problem with the weak lift.

I would buy the gasket kit and put it back together. Of course I would pull the valves out and make sure that the springs are all good. You can buy the valve kits on the internet and they are very reasonable priced.

Zane

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Buckeye Fan

06-23-2003 04:26:47

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Re: Re: 2N Hydraulics ???'s in reply to ZANE, 06-22-2003 20:34:55

Thanks Zane, it sure helps to get another opinion on these things. Thanks again, Buckeye

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