Gauge Pressure Ranges 8000 PSI, 68.9 bar A or B port 2. 200 PSI, 13.7 bar for case port 3. 500 PSI 35 for replenish port 4. 1000 PSI, 68.9 bar for servo port When you put in the pressure gauge, you will need to make sure the relaxed modulating pin is kept in the…
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Read morePressure Valves – Flushing and Boosting This valve is made to take out heat from out and around the circuit (closed) so there is only the lowest amount of charge pressure is existing. If pressure is not right then there will be flushing of the case. Take out the warm pressure fluid from the low…
Read moreSome general information about this series of rotating groups. Each series tells the parts and part numbers for the rotating groups. As each series numbers go higher, that means parts will no interchange with all model numbers (you can’t put parts from a 64 in a 33 series). Before you start, make surface is clean…
Read moreRocker Cam Assy. Place the cradle on a clean area. Place the rocker cam on the cradle and make marks so you know where your top assy goes. Put the oring around the spacer and put in the vane seal. Put in the check valve within the spacer and put together the two backup plates…
Read morePlate orifice put in the control valve pressure override makes sure the speed of the displacement can be changed. You can change it so it does the size of what you need it to be on the vehicle specs. The table tells it going from neutral to full stroke. You need any further help with…
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Read moreThis is a fixed displacement motor. The size of the frame is 10-180. It has a PSI of 5000. The parts list below is to help with ordering parts and to know the displacement of the motor. If you need to order parts go by the X in the column of the model number you…
Read moreOnly the Series 90 – 100cc pump has been shortened up for work-ability purposes. Along with that some of the port locations will be changed also. On the chart below are some measurement changes. With the unit being shortened the drive shaft, end cap gaskets, end caps and end cap to the variable housing screws…
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