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Allis Chalmers 190xt Gas no hydraulics
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Allis Eli View Drop Down
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    Posted: 6 hours 12 minutes ago at 8:33pm

Hey Everyone Allis Eli here. Fixed my Allis 190 non xt and liked it so much that I got another one.

its a gasser. 5k hours and it is an 190xt it has a loader on it as well. The guy I bought it from had it sitting next to

his shed for the last 2 years.

He had ripped the loader bucket of trying to pull out a stuck stump. He parked it shortly after because he said the

pump went out. He said it lost power steering, the remotes and three point.

before I dive into the pump I was wondering if anyone has had a similar issue.

my guess is that the pump drive is out not the internal parts

thanks
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The steering, remotes, hydraulic system are all run via the pump on the left side of the engine. 3 sections in the pump. Check your fluid levels first and make sure they are full. Right below the front of the seat on the floor.
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Pull the pump and check the splines that drive it. I had mine strip out  
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