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'96 Skid Steer Bobcat Injector Pump
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<blockquote data-quote="mllud" data-source="post: 19763" data-attributes="member: 1012"><p>The shaft on mine had a skipped spline that only allowed it to be one way. About what Tazza is saying. Very True</p><p>Last year when my lycas Cav pump on my N/H quit I did what you are doing. I didnt change any adjustments and got mine running.</p><p>After about 80 hours the rpm's started drifting and the govoner didnt seem to be controlling right.</p><p>When I had the problems with my pump I asked on the forum about something. Tazza and Ken and others advised me to get it done at a shop. Im hard headed and dont like to pay to rebuild anything. I would rather learn and do it myself. Thats not always possible.</p><p>I sent mine to Diesel Care Specialist in Memphis Tenn. They run a rebuild service the have on E-Bay. Rebuild for $375. That replaces all the wear parts and some valves, vane pump/ ect.They said the price was firm unless they found other problems. I let them know I had been inside and it was tightThey have a special table they can mount the pump and hook the lines up and simulate it running.</p><p>I took it to a local shop and they wouldnt even give me an estimate. Not Me.</p><p> I will try to see if they still have the ebay deal and give the link.They may be able the information you need. I spent a lot of time on the net seaching for information / diagrams. Not much there. Mike</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mllud, post: 19763, member: 1012"] The shaft on mine had a skipped spline that only allowed it to be one way. About what Tazza is saying. Very True Last year when my lycas Cav pump on my N/H quit I did what you are doing. I didnt change any adjustments and got mine running. After about 80 hours the rpm's started drifting and the govoner didnt seem to be controlling right. When I had the problems with my pump I asked on the forum about something. Tazza and Ken and others advised me to get it done at a shop. Im hard headed and dont like to pay to rebuild anything. I would rather learn and do it myself. Thats not always possible. I sent mine to Diesel Care Specialist in Memphis Tenn. They run a rebuild service the have on E-Bay. Rebuild for $375. That replaces all the wear parts and some valves, vane pump/ ect.They said the price was firm unless they found other problems. I let them know I had been inside and it was tightThey have a special table they can mount the pump and hook the lines up and simulate it running. I took it to a local shop and they wouldnt even give me an estimate. Not Me. I will try to see if they still have the ebay deal and give the link.They may be able the information you need. I spent a lot of time on the net seaching for information / diagrams. Not much there. Mike [/QUOTE]
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