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While tidying the shop recently, I came across the pump that originally came with the Meyer plow on my '68 GMC. It was strictly an up-down pump, angling the plow right and left was a manual task. Needless to say we replaced it. While trying to figure out what to do with it, a light came on. I took it out to the truck, and........
it fit without modification. Machining content: I cross-drilled the base using the mill to rotate the motor in line with the boom. Of course, the pump had problems, it wouldn't stay up. After multiple teardowns I got it all worked out. All it really needed was a new leather cup and fresh oil. No more hand pumping! Time to start cutting firewood.
it fit without modification. Machining content: I cross-drilled the base using the mill to rotate the motor in line with the boom. Of course, the pump had problems, it wouldn't stay up. After multiple teardowns I got it all worked out. All it really needed was a new leather cup and fresh oil. No more hand pumping! Time to start cutting firewood.