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Any body know what the pump flow rate for the pump is or have a link for a direct replacement?

Keep cracking the backs of the pump every other year and have three broken ones sitting in the workshop.... Wilson’s want £500 + for a new one ! IMG_1822.jpg

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Give flowfit or approved hydraulics a call.
Got a new rotator for botex of approved at nearly 200quid less than Wilson's for identical thing, just give them a serial number and they can cross reference it for you or possibly give you a slightly higher flow unit should you want one.

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Thanks John was looking at eBay prices for similar items and a lot cheaper but have no idea what the flow rate , cc rate and max pressure is ! , every thing has come and broke down at once !! would there be any advantage to fitting a higher flow rate pump ?

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Looks like a standard Group 3 pump. Hydraulic megastore or Flowfit should sort you out for under £150 I reckon. You should be able to work out the displacement from measuring and comparing to their charts if the codes on the back don't do it.

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Hi ring whitehouse products at port Glasgow, they will cross reference the the part number and either supply the same parker pump or a alternative one, they are not expensive and have a very good service, order before 3pm and will be with you the monning after,

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Matty I think you should be checking out the crane hydraulics, no way should the back of the pump keep cracking like that. Must be a dead circuit in there somewhere, could be in the spool block or a knackered relief valve.

 

Bob

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28 minutes ago, aspenarb said:

Matty I think you should be checking out the crane hydraulics, no way should the back of the pump keep cracking like that. Must be a dead circuit in there somewhere, could be in the spool block or a knackered relief valve.

 

Bob

Yes it could be a jammed relief valve or even  a constricted return line but also consider that the bigger 3p pumps have a lower safe working pressure once you get above about 80ml/revolution which is why if you need to maintain 200bar and 100lite/min at 1500rpm you are better off with tandem 2p series.

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Matty I think you should be checking out the crane hydraulics, no way should the back of the pump keep cracking like that. Must be a dead circuit in there somewhere, could be in the spool block or a knackered relief valve.
 
Bob

Thanks, I will get some one to check it out ,the relief valve was a pita a few years back , I could of messed it up further by playing with it or I have just knocked the pump reversing on full lock off the trailer draw bar putting in a fracture... which does not make sense as I recently had the whole lot moved in to a better position to prevent this.

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