$266 for a steering pump?
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MudderChuck
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For $266 I could afford to spend some time calling around to a few junk yards. Call Lares. Corp. in Minniapolis Min. and ask them for a price. Or take it to a hydrolic shop and have them replace the line for you. Places that fix tractors often do there own hydrolic lines. Many hydrolic fittings (and more than a few pumps) are fairly universal. The pressure, in the high pressure line, is around 650 PSI if they ask at the shop.[addsig]
For $266 I could afford to spend some time calling around to a few junk yards. Call Lares. Corp. in Minniapolis Min. and ask them for a price. Or take it to a hydrolic shop and have them replace the line for you. Places that fix tractors often do there own hydrolic lines. Many hydrolic fittings (and more than a few pumps) are fairly universal. The pressure, in the high pressure line, is around 650 PSI if they ask at the shop.[addsig]
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HOLY &%^$ !!!! Dude you are getting screwed on that deal!!! I went to Auto-Zone and picked up a remanufactured one for about $80 and put it in myself (its not that hard...just disconnect the 2 hoses and remove a few bolts. AutoZone even pulled my old pulley off for free so I could reuse it. I gave them my old pump for the core charge (about $35) as well. I don't know if you have autozone where you live but I would try NAPA as well (if you have those) Seriously man that is way too much money for a pump. Just pick up a Haynes manual for $12 and you probably can get the pump (reman) for around $80-$100. The manual has detailed instructions on how to take off the old pump and put a new one. [addsig]
HOLY &%^$ !!!! Dude you are getting screwed on that deal!!! I went to Auto-Zone and picked up a remanufactured one for about $80 and put it in myself (its not that hard...just disconnect the 2 hoses and remove a few bolts. AutoZone even pulled my old pulley off for free so I could reuse it. I gave them my old pump for the core charge (about $35) as well. I don't know if you have autozone where you live but I would try NAPA as well (if you have those) Seriously man that is way too much money for a pump. Just pick up a Haynes manual for $12 and you probably can get the pump (reman) for around $80-$100. The manual has detailed instructions on how to take off the old pump and put a new one. [addsig]
