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Re: Help need on Vickers 104 105C hydraulic pump
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Posted by jed on February 17, 2004 at 11:07:11 from (66.212.143.210):
In Reply to: Help need on Vickers 104 105C hydraulic pump part posted by jed on February 17, 2004 at 06:53:34:
Vickers is still in business , but they have dropped the 104C & 105C pumps and refuse to service them. You know , there isn't enough money in it for them. There was a group out of the midwest west called CR something and I am having a senior moment here and can't for the love of me remember who they were. I just thought one of you guys might know of them or someone else. These pumps had an industrial and highlift application and I was hoping to locate that source. I need the parts for 2 reasons. First I have several applications on the farm that use them and secondly I need them for pump stands used to meausre the quality of hydraulic oils. I can and will substitute pumps on the farm if I can't locate a source , but the pump stands require that pump. Thanks for the help though.
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