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Roosamaster 450 cam ring
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    Posted: 12 Dec 2022 at 2:19pm
I pull a 185 with a 301 stock motor. I recently purchased another 301 with a 450 pump on it. The housing tag is marked as a 637. I was cleaning the internals on the pump and noticed that the cam ring looked worn, so I got a cam ring out of a 370 pump that I have to compare wear patterns, and noticed the part number is the same. I would assume the 450 cam would be different part number. The number on both cam rings is 10375. I am the third owner that I know of and its obvious this pump has been cobbled on before. Does anyone know the correct part number for a 450 cam ring? If 10375 isn't the correct cam ring, will it make much difference with the right 450 cam ring? Previous owner was running it the way I found it. I googled for a list of Roosa parts many times without any success. Any help would be appreciated. 
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A "450" hydraulic head was intended to be used in an International Harvestor bull dozer from 60+ years ago (as I remember it). It was a slow speed engine and certainly wasn't set up for the 300+ CC fuel delivery a pulling tractor needs. I would imagine in that application, it would have had a double hump cam ring, instead of what you are seeing. What has been used must work just fine. Inj pump Ed may have a better number cam ring than what you are using, but I doubt that it would be what a 450 head used in its original application.
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I use different cam rings based on what I'm building it for. What he has will work ok. There's so much I do to one when building a 450 pump. Most people just stick the head in it, leave stock injectors in it and then seize the head. I don't get involved with do it yourself pump jobs. 
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Thanks for your input gents
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