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John426
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Joined: 14 Aug 2012 Location: France Points: 315 |
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Topic: Hydraulic Pump Allis Chalmers CPosted: 18 hours 23 minutes ago at 10:49am |
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Hi
On the hydraulic pump of the model C ; there are 4 balls - 2 balls for intake valve item 27 , ref number 70915904 , 5/16" , is it correct? - Another one are the 2 discharge valve ball. Also 70915904 , 5/16" , is it correct? - And the last, Releif Valve item N° 7 reference 70915906 . This should be smaller only 3/16" does this size correct ( the others are 5/16") ?Edited by John426 - 2 hours 36 minutes ago at 2:36am |
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steve(ill)
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Joined: 11 Sep 2009 Location: illinois Points: 88932 |
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Posted: 13 hours 26 minutes ago at 3:46pm |
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i think #3 and #21 ( intake and discharge) are the same size... #10 is smaller.. i dont remember the diameter.
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Like them all, but love the "B"s.
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Alvin M
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Posted: 13 hours 21 minutes ago at 3:51pm |
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Takes 4 70915904 Balls for intake and discharge 5/16 and 1 70915906 for relief valve 3/16
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John426
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Posted: 2 hours 3 minutes ago at 3:09am |
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When the pressure ot 3200 PSI is correct. But the implement on the lift doesn't stay on the hold position.
Does it means that the Relief valve is leaking? What is the symptom of a Discharge valve leakage? The manual says : pressure is 3100 lbs. on properly functionning pump , .... there will be a slow dropping of pressure .... the pressure become stationary at 1500 lbs. Does this means that the normal hold pressure for the implement up is 1500 lbs, for example during transport or everything else. So to be clear and well understand. The lifting force would be at 3200 lbs, and then the load holding force would be lower at only 1500 lbs. Is it correct?
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