Posted by Theman on March 25, 2010 at 08:36:48 from (65.198.133.254):
In Reply to: 300 oil pump shaft posted by KenB_Texas on March 25, 2010 at 08:16:36:
20 psi at idle isn't low oil pressure. Low is when the needle sits in the bottom half of the red band or less at idle. These engines will also run for years that way. The PO of a '51 H I bought pulled a 7ft. Corsicana mower through acres of pensacola bahia grass for years with 10 psi oil pressure before it was rebuilt. Unlike your pump, the wear on that oil pump shaft was at the bottom and a replacement shaft from a scrap donor put the oil pressure back where it needs to be.
The folks talking about 70+ psi are just bragging because they have more rope than well.
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