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Pic of D19 cam followers
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Joined: 14 Sep 2009
Location: Fort Plain, NY
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    Posted: 18 Mar 2011 at 3:11pm
after removing the hyd pump and taking the followers off the pump. The first two were busted up and the last 2 were ok. As I said the wierd part is cam lobes 2 and 3 are scarred up...the first and fourth are fine even though the first 2 followers were bad. Baffles me but the bottom line is she's a hurtin unit!
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See yer previous post, sounds like Bill can fix you up with followers and maybe a shaft.  Yea its fugly.  You should also take the pump apart, clean it up and replace the orings.  Good luck.
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heres a pic of the ones from my d17 my cam wasnt near chewed up as yours was I replaced the followers and the hyd now work ok little slow tho
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