The old pump never showed signs of failure. Only after the contol valve was removed and new seals put in did the loader no longer operate. There was no "metal" issues that I could detect. The pump repair people ( 250 miles distant ) said the old pump was no good and sold us a new one. I did notice a hose or pipe in the fluid tank but have yet to determine how to get it out. The tank is basically the main frame of the loader on the left side which is about 12 inches wide on the bottom and tapers to perhaps 6-8 at the top and the control valve mounts to it. The valve is a Davis 101 if I recall. The shaft and key are intact and seem to be spinning just fine. Is a hydraylic pump made to spin a certain direction or would it build pressure in either direction ? Thanks
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