Need some Meyer Info
- Thread starter MusGuy
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CMerLand
Senior Member
- Location
- Central NJ 08620
Mus,
You can get a complete E-47 manual from Central Parts Warehouse for $ 5.00 which will show you the tear down and assembly of the pump. The quick answer for the E-47 drain is that it is the 3/4 inch bolt located immediately below the base of the "top can" (where the lift cylinder comes out.)
The fill is located at the top of the can and has a small 7/16" vent bolt located on top of a larger 5/8" bolt. Pull off the vent and you can fill directly thru there.
REMEMBER!!!!! THE LIFT CYLINDER MUST BE COMPLETELY PUSHED DOWN TO THE BOTTOM BEFORE FILLING WITH OIL!!!!!
CMerLand
You can get a complete E-47 manual from Central Parts Warehouse for $ 5.00 which will show you the tear down and assembly of the pump. The quick answer for the E-47 drain is that it is the 3/4 inch bolt located immediately below the base of the "top can" (where the lift cylinder comes out.)
The fill is located at the top of the can and has a small 7/16" vent bolt located on top of a larger 5/8" bolt. Pull off the vent and you can fill directly thru there.
REMEMBER!!!!! THE LIFT CYLINDER MUST BE COMPLETELY PUSHED DOWN TO THE BOTTOM BEFORE FILLING WITH OIL!!!!!
CMerLand
Chuck Smith
2000 Club Member
- Location
- NJ
The same diagrams you want have been on my webpages for the past 2 years!
Here's the pump fill....
http://www.snowplowing-contractors.com/PlowTech.html
~Chuck
Here's the pump fill....
http://www.snowplowing-contractors.com/PlowTech.html
~Chuck
Follow up question
He has a leaky pivot and the part is on order... (small town and popular part)... on his angle rams coming in to it off the hydro line.... If I keep the resevoir filled for a while will that supply enough fluid to keep his plow going.. it is weak leak ... he maybe looses couple fluid ounces an event....
He has a leaky pivot and the part is on order... (small town and popular part)... on his angle rams coming in to it off the hydro line.... If I keep the resevoir filled for a while will that supply enough fluid to keep his plow going.. it is weak leak ... he maybe looses couple fluid ounces an event....
Chuck Smith
2000 Club Member
- Location
- NJ
Mus,
For a part like that, mail order is the way to go. It's also good to have a spare one of those. That fitting breaks often.
http://www.centralparts.com
http://www.angelos-supplies.com
http://www.snowplowparts.com
http://www.northerntool.com
They all have plow parts online for fast ordering. UPS next day air wouldn't be too expensive either on such a small part.
~Chuck
For a part like that, mail order is the way to go. It's also good to have a spare one of those. That fitting breaks often.
http://www.centralparts.com
http://www.angelos-supplies.com
http://www.snowplowparts.com
http://www.northerntool.com
They all have plow parts online for fast ordering. UPS next day air wouldn't be too expensive either on such a small part.
~Chuck
