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    Posted: 28 Feb 2024 at 10:17pm
I am working on a 1961 Allis D12 with the PTO hydraulic pump and I cannot get it to make any pressure. I have bled quart and a half of oil out of the hydraulic ram hose but I cannot get it to pump any kind of pressure. Any ideas??

This is the first running of a restoration and I have no information on whether the pump ever worked before the restoration was started.

Any information would be greatly appreciated.
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Edited by Showboat six - 28 Feb 2024 at 10:17pm
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Possibly the traction booster is stuck not permitting oil to flow?
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Is this a "gear" type pump??? or one similar to a model "CA" or "WD" tractor ??
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I had one of those pumps that was worn badly and it pumped the oil past its drive shaft back into rear housing of the tractor.
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If its the gear pump on rear of housing ,check pressure with a flowmeter  directly off pump  this tells u what pump is doing before relief valve .If its this pump make sure suction screen is clean on pick up tube.

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It’s the 4 plunger pump, is there any special priming process for them?
I get a slow oil flow out of the ramp hose when loosened, but no high pressure.
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Fill compartment with oil---self priming.   Screw "D" must be clear OUT.
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