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56 Ford F-600 Dump - Hydraulic Pump

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Old 03-17-2012, 04:42 PM
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56 Ford F-600 Dump - Hydraulic Pump

Hello,

Does anyone know what make and model hydraulic pump is on a 56 Ford F-600 Dump? I cannot find any numbers of information on the pump..

Any ideas where I might be able to find one??

Thanks...
 
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Twenty plus years ago I converted my 55 F600 to a dump stake. I used all the equipment from a 56 F600 grain truck. I don't know if this is the same set up as you have but thought I would post just in case. The hydraulic pump was run from a PTO off the side of the transmission and the cylinder operated from a manual lever. Right now my F600 ( sweet old Bessie) is buck naked and ready for sand blasting so was a good time for pics. The only casting I found was on the cylinder ram end cap " Detroit Gar Wood" who I assume to be the maker. The only number was one stamped on the hydraulic housing " 68709" . If any more things pop up in the sand blasting I will post it. Hope this helps
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Originally Posted by Bucsfan552
Hello,

Does anyone know what make and model hydraulic pump is on a 56 Ford F-600 Dump? I cannot find any numbers of information on the pump..

Any ideas where I might be able to find one??

Thanks...
Chances are it was an aftermarket pump. I would think any pump of ample capacity could be adapted.
 
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Some hydraulic lifts had the pump and reservoir built into them, some were stand alone. Which type is yours? If stand alone, it can be replaced with any similar sized pump.
This place has tons of hydraulic stuff; Surplus Center - Hydraulics, Engines, Electrical and More
 
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The pump and resevoir are built in.. The pump is not stand alone.

I no longer have the pump, I cant seem to find anything that would work.
 
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Originally Posted by Bucsfan552
The pump and resevoir are built in.. The pump is not stand alone.

I no longer have the pump, I cant seem to find anything that would work.
Scour the yards for an otherwise unusable dump truck and get the cylinder and the pump. You may have to do a bit of fabrication but it should be a fairly straight forward job.
 
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