Posted by greygoat on April 21, 2010 at 06:01:00 from (75.121.208.85):
In Reply to: hydraulic pump posted by Kevin Hawes on April 20, 2010 at 08:18:47:
The numbers/letters are the model code, and should be stamped into a flat spot on the pump. they tell you everything about the pump-gals per min., shaft,port size, etc. You"ve got part of a good number, but not all,try to get the flat spot cleaned better--rub some chalk into the numbers/letters so they stand out. I"ve got a complete set of Vickers master parts books, and should be able to help you.Parts are available through vickers distributors. Vickers is now part of Eaton.
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