hydraulic pump CTE z20e cherry picker pump

[Silver Back]

Howdy,

Anybody know what hydraulic pump a CTE z20e cherry picker has?  Quote from CTE is £300 + VAT + delivery & as CTE tend to charge a fortune for parts, wanted to know options

[ChunksBigBro]

For £300 id just buy from them, least you know its the right genuine part, pretty important to get it right of something that is safety critical

[dumper]

Given what this part does you want to fit a Chinese knockoff to save less than the cost of 1 days hire, buy the part it will make your paperwork look good.

[Silver Back]

True, but their valves are £378+VAT whereas if you go to the manufacturer they are £79 for exactly the same thing...

[doobin]

I agree. You're looking for an OEM part, not a knockoff.

 

Mind you, £300 doesn't sound bad for a pump.

[Silver Back]

So bought one, ended up being £400, and appeared to have been opened and had fitting marks.

Went to the hydraulic manufacturer, part number 105 003 20206 (or 105 003 20206 for slightly bigger) and have bought another £225 delivered.  To help those in the future;

 

CTE price for valves £378 + VAT,  VHS Hydraulic Components 01142764430, £78 + VAT

CTE hydraulic pump, £400.73 delivered, OMFB Hydraulic Components via CVH 01773511521, £225.60 delivered

 

[s o c]

Thanks for sharing ?

[ChunksBigBro]

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[Silver Back]

I just wanted to add to this....I think that at the heart of the problem was the.....Alternator!  The further issues we had were; battery draining very quickly and not charging, lights remaining on - fuel level etc when engine was running, flashing beacons totally cut the system dead.  The hydraulic controls need power, when the alternator fails or is failing it "steals" from other systems.

What I have learnt is; CTE charge a fk load for spares (about 400% mark-up), it may not just be hydraulics that are the problem, but a symptom, having a good mechanic about is key and cherry pickers are great.