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D250 Hydraulic pump Seals

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Marv

My pump is leaking and I am preparing to remove it and fix the leak. The repair manual does not have instructions for overhaul of the pump. The parts list does not show an exploded view for internal parts either. If someone has been there before and has information about the seals it would be very helpful to me. Thank you for any help you can give.

Marv

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oliver2-44

@Marv Search for topic's by @daveoman1966 he has done some repair threads.

Check the Instructional Thread area, heres one. 

  

 

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squonk

I'm thinkin that 250 has a different pump? 

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gwest_ca

Does this manual answer the questions? I see there were 2 styles of pump

Garry

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Pollack Pete
4 hours ago, squonk said:

I'm thinkin that 250 has a different pump? 

You are correct,A D-250 has a hydraulic pump that runs off a V belt from the crankshaft that is used only for hydraulically operated attachments..No hydro pump.A D-250 has a manual transmission.

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littleredrider

Mine has a Bosch pump, so maybe find the model and search their site?

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oliver2-44
4 hours ago, Pollack Pete said:

You are correct,A D-250 has a hydraulic pump that runs off a V belt from the crankshaft that is used only for hydraulically operated attachments..No hydro pump.A D-250 has a manual transmission.

i learned something again!

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Marv
On 5/7/2021 at 6:01 PM, gwest_ca said:

Does this manual answer the questions? I see there were 2 styles of pump

Garry

Thank you Garry. It is helpful and good to have. It does show the part number for the shaft seal I need. Unfortunately there doesn't seem to be any of those critters available. Trying now to determine type and size and maybe find a suitable substitute.

Marv

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6wheeler
16 hours ago, Marv said:

Thank you Garry. It is helpful and good to have. It does show the part number for the shaft seal I need. Unfortunately there doesn't seem to be any of those critters available. Trying now to determine type and size and maybe find a suitable substitute.

Marv

If you have a part #? Napa is pretty good at crossing them.

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Marv
3 hours ago, 6wheeler said:

If you have a part #? Napa is pretty good at crossing them.

Thanks. I didn't think of that. I am guessing the seal is a metric 10 x19 x7. That is the best measure I can get without removing the seal. The part number is 45 years old. If this 10 x 19 x7 doesn't work I will give NAPA a try.

Marv

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