I have a 1980 Kubota L245DT with FEL. Hydraulic pump is mounted off front shaft of engine and is made by Webster. There is no tag or model # on pump. Key sheared and ruined shaft. Can anyone give me an idea of pump size so that I can replace w/o OEM thru Kubota?
hydraulic pump size
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Does the pump also provide flow for the power steering? If not, a simple
pump that delivers 6 or 7 GPM at 2000 psi would be about right. Since
pumps are sold specced as a volume per revolution, calculate what you
need for that flow at the full engine RPM (prob 2600).
I don't know your tractor, but later Ls used a dual pump on the same
shaft for the PS and implement flow. If your machine does that, it will
be more complicated.
pump that delivers 6 or 7 GPM at 2000 psi would be about right. Since
pumps are sold specced as a volume per revolution, calculate what you
need for that flow at the full engine RPM (prob 2600).
I don't know your tractor, but later Ls used a dual pump on the same
shaft for the PS and implement flow. If your machine does that, it will
be more complicated.
rdbrumfield
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Is the pump ran off the crank or the side of the engine. If it is self contained and only runs the loader, any pump of the same size will do. I wouldn't worry about going through Kubota, just be another price increase. Bring up webster pumps and match it.
rdbrumfield
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By the way, I had a L245DT, wish I still did. Wonderful little tractor
