1850 hydraulic pump

herk · Oct 23, 2021

Hello looking at the new pumps for a 1850 on line they look like a generic wood spliter
pump ( with splined drive )with a housing bolted to the back has anyone put a pump in a
1850 that was not listed as a replacement ?? if so what pump was used ?? Thanks Bryan

alberta dave · Oct 24, 2021

When my brother in law had the local white dealership he told me he would go down to the local Princess Auto store and buy a pump. Then send it to a machine shop that would match the splines to fit in the Oliver/ Cockshutt tractors. Not sure what the equivalent store would be in the US.

I tried to do this last time I put in a pump but got short of time and had to spent a bunch of money for a new pump. I should start on it now also and have one on my shelf for the next change out. I figure I can save at least $500 bucks if I can modify a generic pump vs. Buying one through AGCO.

rrlund · Oct 24, 2021

AGCO is way too high on those pumps anyway. You can get them aftermarket for less than a quarter of what ACGO gets.

alberta dave · Oct 25, 2021

If I remember correct, the pump actually came from Hycapacity which is jobber parts anyways isnt it? The new pump was north of 800$ Canadian. I know that a pump I bought 10 years earlier was only $250 but it was done and dusted in less than 5 years. Also from Hycap. I think that if the pump only ever runs the steering and the odd implement cylinder than the pumps would easily last 15 to 20 years. I dont get more than 5 years on a hydraulic pump with the loader tractors. I saw an 1850 this year that had a hydraulic pump connected to the aux. shaft by the fuel injection pump that ran it loader hydraulics. I would really like to see some pictures of that installation up close. I hope to do that to my tractors. Not sure I want a PTO driven one. Just seems like a pain when you go to run a baler or haybine.

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