Snow Plow Pump
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[updated:LAST EDITED ON 25-Sep-02 AT 08:27 PM (EST)]I'm looking for a pump for my rear plow, it must be power up - power down.
I've been using a monarch, and just used the right/left angle valves for the rear up-down, and blocked off the up-down valve
I loved this unit, but it decided to take a big s$@%t today while I was getting things ready for the wheather yet to come.
I'm wondering if anybody has one they would like to get rid of or if anybody knows a place on-line that I could scoop one up.
Any help is Appreciated
I've been using a monarch, and just used the right/left angle valves for the rear up-down, and blocked off the up-down valve
I loved this unit, but it decided to take a big s$@%t today while I was getting things ready for the wheather yet to come.
I'm wondering if anybody has one they would like to get rid of or if anybody knows a place on-line that I could scoop one up.
Any help is Appreciated
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Snow Plow Pump
[updated:LAST EDITED ON 26-Sep-02 AT 04:25 PM (EST)]Yeti! do you think it can be rebuilt ? or not worth the trouble?
Geez you better hurry In Snowffalo a couple weeks you'll have snow
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Have you ever seen these www.snowmansnowplows.com
they look pretty neat!
Rich
Geez you better hurry In Snowffalo a couple weeks you'll have snow
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'''''''Have you ever seen these www.snowmansnowplows.com
they look pretty neat!
Rich
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[updated:LAST EDITED ON 26-Sep-02 AT 07:32 PM (EST)]Rich,
I've been rebuilding that pump for years, was always to cheap to buy a new one, this time I got a bad valve and the brushes are junk.
New they wanted $650, I picked up a used- 1year old pump for $300 just today.
All hooked up and working great.
Now I got the old one for parts, that thing has to be at least 20 years old, hell, it was an antiuqe when I bought it!!
Now I have to bolt the stock wheels/tires back on along with the little mirrors.
Oh the joys of winter!!!
I've been rebuilding that pump for years, was always to cheap to buy a new one, this time I got a bad valve and the brushes are junk.
New they wanted $650, I picked up a used- 1year old pump for $300 just today.
All hooked up and working great.
Now I got the old one for parts, that thing has to be at least 20 years old, hell, it was an antiuqe when I bought it!!
Now I have to bolt the stock wheels/tires back on along with the little mirrors.
Oh the joys of winter!!!
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Snow Plow Pump
[updated:LAST EDITED ON 26-Sep-02 AT 07:55 PM (EST)]Sorry guys the link is this www.snowmansnowplow.com
one too many sssss in my other one
Sorry also for wrong brand trucks there using to advertise!!!
yeti!
My dad had some old pumps stuffed in the corner of his garage,don't know
if there still there.I'll chk this weekend.you see my older brother took the house when he died,but they might still be there.your welcome to them if they are still there.they are problably old old .he had them on old ****** jeep station wagons way back in the 60's man thats old!!!!
they were belt driven,your using electric over hydraulics huh!
Oh well !
Rich
one too many sssss in my other one
Sorry also for wrong brand trucks there using to advertise!!!
yeti!
My dad had some old pumps stuffed in the corner of his garage,don't know
if there still there.I'll chk this weekend.you see my older brother took the house when he died,but they might still be there.your welcome to them if they are still there.they are problably old old .he had them on old ****** jeep station wagons way back in the 60's man thats old!!!!
they were belt driven,your using electric over hydraulics huh!
Oh well !
Rich
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Thanks Rich,
Ya, The Monarch that I'm using is electric/hydraulic, The one that is dead was the pump I used with my old plow, I liked it cause it was easy to fix and just stayed uder the hood during off season.
When I got the new plow, I built a back plow and just used the same pump, just used the left&right valves for my up/down on the back plow.
So now I'm up and running, except now I have to re-fab my cylinder location due to the extra 6 inches of spring.
Thanks for the offer, I could always take the forty off your hands
Ya, The Monarch that I'm using is electric/hydraulic, The one that is dead was the pump I used with my old plow, I liked it cause it was easy to fix and just stayed uder the hood during off season.
When I got the new plow, I built a back plow and just used the same pump, just used the left&right valves for my up/down on the back plow.
So now I'm up and running, except now I have to re-fab my cylinder location due to the extra 6 inches of spring.
Thanks for the offer, I could always take the forty off your hands
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