Re: Roosamaster Pump question

Posted by Brian in NE on September 09, 2004 at 18:52:52 from (12.37.227.206):

In Reply to: Roosamaster Pump question posted by Tom in Mo. on September 04, 2004 at 20:25:33:

Tom, is this a tractor you have just started to mess with or did it just die on you ?
The worst senario is that the pump may be seized up. Or it may have a little rust in it here
and there. The pumping plungers may be stuck in
there bores or the metering valve may be stuck in
it's bore. These would all cause the pump not to
work. These are all hard to check out unless you
have messed with the pumps before.
Don't be tempted to just tap on the side or the pump. this means that the metering valve has
something causing it to stick and that means that there is contamination in the pump.

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