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drott bulldozer injection pump

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jeff jurec

03-13-2008 19:10:58




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i was told by george from pa that ther is a roosamaster conversion for my drott dozer, also that the motor is a d282. does anyone know the info on this conversion? this dozer has an ih motor along with an ih pump (rd). or if anyone has some input as to why my pump isnt pressurizing enough to open the injectors. thanks jeff




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jeff jurec

03-15-2008 18:54:31




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 Re: drott bulldozer injection pump in reply to jeff jurec, 03-13-2008 19:10:58  
thanks for the reply. my contact info is phone 830-230-5440 tx email is [email protected] (wifes email) thanks for the info and if you need me to call you (schwiebert) i can if you email me a number thanks and ihope to here from you. jeff by the way it is easiest to reach me by phone in late afternoon ifyou call



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J Schwiebert

03-15-2008 06:00:23




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 Re: drott bulldozer injection pump in reply to jeff jurec, 03-13-2008 19:10:58  
I respect George's opions. Now for somebody like me tell me a little bit about your engine. A 282 and a 361 which was the first user of the RD pump do not look alike. I am used to the ag side. Also opeing pressure on the larger engine is much higher than on the 282 engine. That was how the RD pump came to be. Roosa at that time period was not into the higher injection pressure IH was looking for. How do I contact you? I forgot 282 engines in farm equipment will be a lot more plentifull and in this neighborhood have almost been phased out so used lines gers etc for the coversion will be available. J.

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