I realize this is 4 years after you did the work, but there needs to be a bracket supporting the rear of that pump. The reason the bolts came out of the flange is the pump bouncing on the flange stretched the mounting bolts, allowing the bolts to back out and fall out of the mounting flanges. You are lucky the aluminum mounting flange didn't strip out.
I really need to know too I had issues installing it and low pressure the old pump bind up and I replaced it but no pressure. I tried to adjust the pressure relief valve and still nothing
I realize this is 4 years after you did the work, but there needs to be a bracket supporting the rear of that pump. The reason the bolts came out of the flange is the pump bouncing on the flange stretched the mounting bolts, allowing the bolts to back out and fall out of the mounting flanges. You are lucky the aluminum mounting flange didn't strip out.
The flange usually cracks off out in west Texas oilfield
Your not supposed to use teflon tape on the pipe threads !!
Thanks
Do you need to bleed it afterwards?
I really need to know too I had issues installing it and low pressure the old pump bind up and I replaced it but no pressure. I tried to adjust the pressure relief valve and still nothing
Do you need to add grease to the spline hole?
what is the cost to install the pump?
Tank pump and pto 3 to 5 grand to buy to have someone install 15 to 25 grand
Horse poo, we bought a new pump for $320, tank and hoses for another $685 and paid $375 to have it all installed. Works perfect.
25 grand??
@@psmith535 where you get those lines pump and tank