Posted by CNKS on June 27, 2008 at 18:02:33 from (216.144.104.128):
In Reply to: Re: SC hydraulic pump posted by Idaho Ron on June 27, 2008 at 17:33:04:
Just now saw your post, I prefer the classic version of this site because I have been on here for 9 years and am used to it. I usually only read this at night, thus the 24 hour delay between posts. You need to take the pump off and look at the seal, if an o-ring there should be no problem. If a seal, it can be crossed to whatever the bearing place has. If you take it apart and can get the seal from CaseIH, I believe you will find the part number the same as is in the website, if not the correct part number will be on the dealers computer. I don't see much difference between your pump and the diagrams. Also, after you remove the pump, you may (or may not) find other numbers. Anyway disassemble the pump and find out what you need and take it from there.
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