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MM GBD/Use PSB Pump?

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    Posted: 31 Dec 2011 at 7:01am
I have a buyer of one of my PSB pumps, he looking for a spare/parts unit for his MM GBD, did they use the Buda engine also, or which engine used the same pump, I assume [ he must have done homework] that these WD45D/PSB pumps are interchangeable.
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No, a MM has an MM engine not a Buda. Injection pumps are kind of like a Holley carburator.....fits many applications with minor differences.
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basically, most all (except IH) us tractors (diesel) in the 50's used a psb pump. AC, CASE, MM, OLIVER, MH, I'm sure I'm forgetting some. I always thought it was weird how once everyone else quit using Am Bosch pumps, IH went to the M100 on the 66 series and up. Then AC in 82. 
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I always assumed the Bosch fell out of favor to the Roosa-Master because of $$$$$$, with Roosa being cheaper.
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