What hydraulic pump do I have?

[sdnomad]

I purchased this pump awhile back at a yard sale to possibly use some day to build a wood splitter. The dimensions of the body are 5" long X 3.5" wide X 2.75" tall. I don't know if this is a 1 or 2 stage pump or GPM. If someone could give me idea what it might be, I would appreciate it. I've included pics showing the pump.

 

[hockeypuck]

http://www.hpshydro.com/groups/steering/teknikresim_id=1_ford4000-4110.htm

looks like you have a power steering pump. Look a the second diagram down from the top and the part number comes up. Hope it helps. It is amazing what you can do with google.

puck

 

[sdnomad]

http://www.hpshydro.com/groups/steering/teknikresim_id=1_ford4000-4110.htm

looks like you have a power steering pump. Look a the second diagram down from the top and the part number comes up. Hope it helps. It is amazing what you can do with google.

puck

The part # on the page you linked to is for a belt. No mention of a barnes pump. I've googled the heck out of Barnes & 6490 & 1001477 and came up with nothing.

 

[triptester]

The pump is a 11 gpm 2-stage pump.

 

[ray benson]

Give the Rockford, Ill. plant a call. I have called to research a pump. They were very helpful.
http://www.haldexbarnes.com/contact.cfm

 

[triptester]

Attached are pump spec for 2-stage pumps.

 

[sdnomad]

Give the Rockford, Ill. plant a call. I have called to research a pump. They were very helpful.
http://www.haldexbarnes.com/contact.cfm

I called Haldex Barnes and all they could tell me is that it was a proprietary part that rights were sold to Amerind MacKissic and I would have to call them to find out any info. So I call them and they said it was probably to a wood splitter they made in the past and that they do not make wood splitters anymore. They said they would not have any info on it and that I couldn't get parts for it through them. It is the same dimensions as the 5 - 11 GPM pumps. I don't even know if I would need parts, but if I did, I would think that Haldex would have the same pump under a different OEM number. Odds are if it came off a manufactured log splitter, it would be a 11GPM pump.