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torque specs 8011 pump

gwanny

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can anyone help i have a old 8011 crystal iwant to rebuild the hydrauic pump the shaft is alittle worn keeps blowing front seals i have new shafts and seals but can not find the torques specs to put it back together this is the old stile pump with ten hex headed bolts holding it together if any one can help it would be really great thanks to any one that can help
 
do yourself a favour, throw it away and buy a new pump at www.ibeno.cz
 
thanks for the advice i did buy a new pump and installed it but i have two 8011 tractors the pump i blew up ( my own fault) was almost new good and tight shafts not worn my other pump that is still in tractor number 2 has a worn shaft and i keep blowing seals iwould like to try and make one out two heck i might have to buy a second pump but i would like to try nothing to lose if it works i save about five hundred dollars if it dont then i buy a new pump but i need the torque specs to try if you can help that would be great thanks
 
Assuming they are high tensile bolts, and they should be, go to your local bolt supplier with a sample and ask them what the max torque setting is for the bolt size in question.
they will have a chart on the wall :)

I am assuming it will be Grade 8 bolt and probably M10, if so the torque setting will be something in the order of 45ftlb in steel/iron or 35ftlb in Aluminium.
I would just do them up "tight" (until it hurts your hand) with one hand and a 8" long ring spanner... will be close enough
most important thing is they are all about the same torque as each other.
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Just found this on line:
http://www.finaldrives.eu/PartsBoltTorque.htm

 
hi as renze said use it as a door stopper.. you need to change the bush the shaft runs in or the seal will go agin.. i never seen the front seal going on pump .. are you sure the tractor hydraulic system is rite
 
hi yea the hydraulics are right this old girl has alot of hard hours on her motor has been done once clutch once and both rear axles have been done but not the pump it started leakin a little a couple a years ago pull it out dealer said replace it i put a new o ring and front seal worked fine now its leaking again i have a seal and o ring but ialso have a pump that has a good shaft it just has a crack in the middle housing i want to try to make one out of two if i fail i buy a new pump but i am in no rush winters comin fast and i still have tractor number two for that and we aways get lots of snow here in canada thanks for the reply
 

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