sandfarmer
Guest
On my 1480 I have replaced the orings on both servo's with sucess. You just need to make sure you screw them back in so the same lenght sticking out.
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Combines 1460 Hydro Pump
wk1170
Guest
Thank you sandfarmer. I went and got the orings today and plan on making it work. I figure try it and if it doesnt work then I'll spend the the big $. I appreciate your help.
redtornado
Guest
It's not to bad of a job. I usually take and center punch the servo housing and the pump housing to have reference marks and then count the turns comming off and then back on. New o-rings are going to turn alot harder than the old ones so use plenty of lube. One the other hand if you have to change the pump i would look real hard at changing both pump and motor. If they have alot of hours on them, one new one and one old one may not be a good idea. May cause you problems in the long run. Hope this may help.
wk1170
Guest
Thank you for the information redtornado. It has about 3100 hrs on it and I'd geuss its all original. Didnt appear like it has ever been removed before. Once again I really appreciate your help.