Posted by Wardner on June 20, 2009 at 00:06:37 from (4.154.243.236):
In Reply to: Re: More 400 creeper pics posted by Jim Guarino Agri-Services on June 19, 2009 at 19:53:38:
Geez Jim,
Now you have me worried.
Before I got involved with this project, I went to the Prince site and found an exploded view of my pump. A note on the drawing said that the wear plates were mirror images of each other. I assumed this meant that pressure could be applied to either port. I also assumed that there was no need to worry about internal pressure control or conflict.
This, coupled with having used gear pumps as motors in the past, left me reassured that there would be no problems.
I am too far in to put everything back on the shelf. Que sera, sera.
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