oldseabee
Senior Member
By your S/N the steering pump is P/N 450022, there is a gear set kit which includes both gears, the body bearings, and the seals, if the housing is OK. P/N 942428.
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michigan 75a wheel loader
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oldseabee
Senior Member
minnpar.com now is licensed distributor of Clark parts. You can go the the website and put in the part number for a search, if they don't have it there is a phone number to call for help on the site.
Komatsu 150
Senior Member
I think those pressures are in the range of an ordinary belt driven pump from a truck. You just have to make sure the tank holds enough fluid as that cylinder takes a lot more than a typical steering system. My machine (older or newer?) has a converter mounted pump and uses the hydraulic oil from the main tank. The pressure adjustment is on the steering valve at the back of the cyl. so I think any pump that can supply enough volume and pressure would work. If the volume is not enough the steering will be slow.
oldseabee
Senior Member
Best bet would be to take the pump to a hydraulic house and see if they can match it, that engine was used on a variety of machines. As long as they can match the shaft, mounting, and volume. You may have to do some adapting of fittings.
You may need to contact Waukeshaw engine dealer. Waukeshaw was bought out by Dresser, then Dresser was bought out by GE. You will need the model and S/N of the engine to find out anything.
You may need to contact Waukeshaw engine dealer. Waukeshaw was bought out by Dresser, then Dresser was bought out by GE. You will need the model and S/N of the engine to find out anything.
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ktech82
New Member
For sale is a clark equipment michigan 75a series ii model # 75dgm serial # 4cg154 tractor shovel
call taylor & sons, inc. @ 601-483-0714 for details.
call taylor & sons, inc. @ 601-483-0714 for details.
ktech82
New Member
For sale is a clark equipment michigan 75a series 2 model # 75dgm serial # 4cg154 tractor shovel
call taylor & sons, inc. @ 601-483-0714 for details.
call taylor & sons, inc. @ 601-483-0714 for details.
kent_323is
Active Member
Can you post some pictures of the before, during and after for us? I also have a 75A and a 55A. Post pics of the 35A if you ended up getting one.
Thanks
Kent
Thanks
Kent
randy lee hoeft
Active Member
I can't help you with parts as ours was still complete and working when parked and and I'm not quite ready to start parting it out. The headlights and tail lights were made by Guide I think and were probably used on other things. I think Guide was a division of GM. The gauges were also not Michigan specific but I don't remember who made them. The dash is just a flat sheet and could be made. Same for the side panel below the seat. The engine covers will be the toughest to find as many were discarded or run over when someone forgot to put them back after checking oil. The bar you mention has me confused. Do you mean the bar in front of the radiator or is your front sheet metal missing? At this point pictures would help. The original seat bottom was just a piece of plywood with foam and cover stapled to it that sat on the angle iron above the batteries. The back was the same but attached to brackets. I don't have the original seat but I can post pictures of some of the other stuff if you need it in your search. Ours is a diesel so stuff around the engine might be different.
randy lee hoeft
Active Member
Need help on michigan 75a transmission , works for 20 min and stalls any help be appreciated
Komatsu 150
Senior Member
Does the machine stop moving or are you saying the engine stalls? If pulling it backwards gets it working again, I would really suspect the transmission clutches. I can't see pulling it affecting pressures in any way. The covers and clutches can be removed without pulling the transmission. Done it several times when broken clutch teeth would drop between plates and jam that particular clutch pack.
randy lee hoeft
Active Member
the engine runs great , just stops moving then i shut it off and wait few min then it will start working , i have pulled backwards then it works awhile too , when its cold works super , the transmission temp is 150 degrees , i put 30 weight oil in transmission 16 qts , cleaned screen and changed filter, there was no metal in pan there was 2 inches of sludge in bottum of pan , one guy said it was charge pump Thanks
randy lee hoeft
Active Member
i'M LOOKING FOR transmission charge pump for michigan 75A any help will be appreciated Thanks
randy lee hoeft
Active Member
DO YOU STILL HAVE PARTS THANKSi got parts
hello, i have a transmission, transfer case, axels, tires and rims, ill sell for real cheap
randy lee hoeft
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dahoeft@msn.com 641 590 3340 email call or txt Thanks
randy lee hoeft
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do you have phone number or e-mail i can contact you thanks
randy lee hoeft
Active Member
Travis2do you have phone number or e-mail i can contact you thanks
randy lee hoeft
Active Member
how can i contact you ThanksDO YOU STILL HAVE PARTS THANKS
randy lee hoeft
Active Member
Travis you still have parts , I.m looking for charge pumpi got parts
hello, i have a transmission, transfer case, axels, tires and rims, ill sell for real cheap