Pecan Shaker Hydraulic Pump

ARAYT · Oct 19, 2022

I know this is a long shot but I'm looking for hydraulic pump information, the pump is mounted on a 1972 international 1300D pecan shaker. The pump is mounted on the front bumper and attaches to the engine via a u-joint and shaft. The pump has several numbers stamped on it but searching none seem to help. One of the numbers is B99-288. The other numbers I believe are casting numbers. It has a 1" keyed input shaft and the line connections are I'm guessing are about 1-1/4" to 1-1/2". I will replace the pump if necessary but would like to get this one repaired because I have no ideal what the flow rate is. Hydraulic lines are 2 wire so I could guess the pressure is lower than 2500psi. I'll post pictures tomorrow. Any help would be appreciated.

workinonit · Oct 20, 2022

What are you interested in finding out about it? What's the problem with it? Pull it off and take it to a hydraulic shop. Are you posting this because you want to rebuild it yourself? If so, probably not the best idea.

ARAYT · Oct 20, 2022

ARAYT · Oct 20, 2022

The machine belongs to a friend of mine and he removed the pump, it leaks and not sure what else. He was planning to carry it to a shop to get repaired and I offered to help. First thing was just trying to find some info on it to determine if parts are available etc. before we dig into it.

LD1 · Oct 20, 2022

IF the pump is otherwise fine, leaks are just seals or o-rings. Both of which can be ordered based on the size. MFG and model of the pump doesnt need to be known.

Take it apart, find out what o-ring or seal is leaking. Size up a new one and replace

ARAYT · Oct 20, 2022

Good deal, thanks for the info.

Alan W. · Oct 22, 2022

Looks like a Commercial-Shearing. Any hydraulic shop can rebuild them. Its not a diy doable rebuild.
Only parts that are reused is the end caps. New center housing, gears and wear plates. Center housing is surface ground to fit the gears and wear plates.