Posted by Don-Wi on October 07, 2014 at 12:02:58 from (75.241.207.176):
In Reply to: parts changers posted by Don-Wi on October 05, 2014 at 19:04:33:
Dad called them to diagnose the system, not just "look at the vacuum pump" Unbeknownst to me they've been having vacuum issues for just about the whole summer. Otherwise I would have looked at it sooner. I help in the fields year round, but I may only milk 2-3 times in a year. Their farm, I'm the help.
When the guy came, Dad let him go about his business and his determination was that the pump wasn't pulling enough vacuum. While Dad was going about his chores he happened to look across the barn and see him rolling the belts off, and yes even with brand new belts you can break the cords and wreck the belts. Seen it before and had to replace brand new belts because the cords broke and they were running crooked.
I still maintain that he should have been able to find the real problem, not just throw parts at it. I changed the pump based on the guys determination that the pump was worn, and that his "rebuild" of it didn't change the performance. Once that didn't do anything, I looked a little deeper and found the problem.
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