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Posted by Kevin on April 27, 2004 at 19:59:43 from (66.186.75.24):
I would like to know how hard it should be to turn the hydraulic gear with a 1/2 inch ratchet? I just changed the hydraulic hoses and I took the pump apart, the pump turns pretty easily until I tourque the plate bolts at 25 lbs behind the gear, then its really hard to turn. Is the pump just a good pump or should I put a gasket between the plate to take the pressure off of the gears inside the pump? I don't even need or use the hydraulics. Do you think that I could take out the little springs on the outside of the bearings?
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