Getting Fustrated Now.

 
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wilder11354
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Post by wilder11354 » Tue. Aug. 20, 2013 9:18 pm

JD tech also said before the center section of pump and impeller shaft bushings would have wore out due to high pressure, the pump would have blown itself apart by cracking body, or blowing seals out on thrust plates, and pulley input shaft seal. if pressure was as high as it would have had to been to eroded (roll aluminum) center cavity section.

Mean WOULDN"T in line above about high pressure in pump

 
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Hand Fed Coal Boiler: Harman SF260 Boiler
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Other Heating: crown oil boiler, backup.if needed

Post by wilder11354 » Tue. Aug. 20, 2013 9:28 pm

also know these pumps are available with a splined drive input shaft, about half the price of the JD one. So I talked to a machine shop about the pulley being duplicated but with a splined center drive hole, he said its no problem at all for his shop. That I am sure of seen some 16' diameter sheaves that he rebuilt for some bridges, draw style, redid center sections, and sheave channels,weld up, machine back to specs and make new soild bronze/olite buhings that they pressed fit into them. sheaves were about 14 iches thick. bushings were about 8 inches thick from outer cir to inner circunference. can't even imagine how much these things weighed.


 
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Post by NoSmoke » Thu. Sep. 12, 2013 7:34 pm

Sorry to hear about your troubles; balers and the weather are the reason we went to haylage only 15 years ago.

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