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don campbell

02-17-2004 16:24:57

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i recently came into a VICKERS PUMP #291482.BELIEVE IT WAS A PWR/STEERING PUMP.MY QUESTION IS HOW DO I DETERMINE WHETHER IT (PULLEY) OPERATES CLOCKWISE OR COUNTERCLOCKWISE??. ALSO.... IT HAS A RESOVIOR ON TOP WHICH HOLDS ABOUT 1 QUART IS THIS VOLUME ABOUT RIGHT TO UTILIZE AS A PUMP FOR A SNOW PLOW 2 OR 4 WAY?? EMAIL ME DIRECT ANY HELP APPRECIATED
dbell@berkshire.net

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Kirk

02-18-2004 16:04:52

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Re: VICKERS PUMP in reply to don campbell, 02-17-2004 16:24:57

I have one just like that on my Jeep that I have a Western snowplow on. There is plenty of power to lift the plow and the pulley turns clockwise. You will know if the oil is low because it will only lift the plow part way up. Add oil to save the pump and not wear it out. Hope this helps some.

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donc

02-20-2004 04:21:05

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Re: Re: VICKERS PUMP in reply to Kirk, 02-18-2004 16:04:52

thank you for all the info. thus far.. What type of OIL should I use. can 10w? sub for hydralic,? I plan to add angling to the plow .should they be single or doubleacting?

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Road Warrior

02-17-2004 19:53:14

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Re: VICKERS PUMP in reply to don campbell, 02-17-2004 16:24:57

Try putting some oil in the reservoir and give the pulley a spin. Note which port the oil comes out of when you spin it, that should tell you what rotation it has.
I doubt you'll be able to use it to raise a snowplow. I think the plow cylinder would take more than a quart of oil, but I could be wrong.

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coonhunter

02-18-2004 04:34:20

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Re: Re: VICKERS PUMP in reply to Road Warrior, 02-17-2004 19:53:14

These pumps have an arrow stamped on them, usually on one of the spacer plates. Usually they can be reversed also. Hope this helps.

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