Posted by Wardner on November 24, 2009 at 18:00:44 from (4.154.244.145):
In Reply to: Attention Wardner posted by Dr. Bert on November 24, 2009 at 17:15:01:
The pump is a Borg-Warner. It is at least 20 years old. I am told that B-W no longer makes them. Northern Hydraulics has an identical pump in three different displacements. They go for around $520.
I previously used the pump in my '86 Ford F-350 Diesel. Many other trucks were set up like that. A salvage yard that specializes in trucks should have a few. You could also try any truck equipment dealer to see what they have.
You will go nuts installing it if you use a 7" driving pulley on the crankshaft. The V-belts just clear the frame channel by 1/8". But that may only be a problem because of the front Fast Hitch I made. The bottom of the fan shroud also has about 1/8" clearance from the pulley. The next size pulley down is 6". I am glad I stuck it out with the larger pulley. What you use will depend on the displacement of the pump and your hydraulic power requirements in PSI and GPM. Have fun. I'll send more pictures if you need them.
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