Posted by rohde7 on December 13, 2019 at 14:57:47 from (64.8.152.217):
I have an International 444 with an international 2050 loader with a front end mounted hydraulic pump. I had water in my hydraulic fluid and I flushed the system out with diesel fuel based off of someones directions in a forum I had read on here. Prior to flushing the hydraulic system the hydraulics would wine like there was air in the lines. Now my problem is that the hydraulic pump is not pumping the fluid at all. I removed the pump and it seems to have nothing wrong with it. Is there a way to prime these type of pumps? We tried pouring hydraulic fluid into one of the lines but that didn't seem to help. There is no plug on my pump to pour hydraulic fluid into to prime it. Not sure what is wrong...anyone have any ideas? Like I said the pump appears to be ok when I took it apart, there was no apparent wearing or anything broken....I am at a loss...thank you for your help in advance!
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