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Posted by Honkey on April 27, 2002 at 19:02:12 from (64.68.163.45):
In Reply to: 1066 wheels posted by Kevin-IN on April 27, 2002 at 18:45:36:
Hi Kevin, I have seen people put 20.8 on in place of the 18.4's and not change the rims. The wheel wedges can be a pain to remove. I loosened the wedge bolt on my Hydro 100 and the wedges were stuck. I ran it for two weeks loose one of the wedges was still stuck. I ended up using a cutting torch on the wedge. the threads on the bolt were shot. So I got a new wedge assembly at a junkyard. I would say by the sounds of it that your pump is ready for a rebuild. Those American Bosch pumps don't run that long, 4000 hours or so. Good luck Matthew in SD
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