Nice fix - that part was garbage quality and Im glad you made a deck plate/relief pocket support for it(I was hoping you'd do that, as soon as I saw the part)! 👍 Now subbed.
@@joe_preston Your welcome👍 Yup, come across very similar things in the past. These old machines are great to work on - imagine the poor souls in the future, as it'll all consist of wire tracing(for rodent attack/ chafing) , and finding backwards compatable diagnostics hardware for their old machines(ie. our latest CANBUSsed horrors with vulnerable wiring)! The International's underweight and poorly designed oil pump(no doubt "costed" by a bean counter) is akin to our current machinery that leaves wiring exposed, or in plastic conduit, knowing full well that this is a failure point, that has caused many plant fires, when simple and cheap flexible SS conduit would negate all these issues(again. The bean counters). Rant overr🙄 - keep safe and well, from the Highlands of Scotland🏴
Heck that's normal for my old Harley. Keep up the great videos
Nice fix - that part was garbage quality and Im glad you made a deck plate/relief pocket support for it(I was hoping you'd do that, as soon as I saw the part)!
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Now subbed.
Thanks for the support Craig! sounds like you have been into one too?
@@joe_preston Your welcome👍
Yup, come across very similar things in the past.
These old machines are great to work on - imagine the poor souls in the future, as it'll all consist of wire tracing(for rodent attack/ chafing) , and finding backwards compatable diagnostics hardware for their old machines(ie. our latest CANBUSsed horrors with vulnerable wiring)!
The International's underweight and poorly designed oil pump(no doubt "costed" by a bean counter) is akin to our current machinery that leaves wiring exposed, or in plastic conduit, knowing full well that this is a failure point, that has caused many plant fires, when simple and cheap flexible SS conduit would negate all these issues(again. The bean counters).
Rant overr🙄 - keep safe and well, from the Highlands of Scotland🏴
What retains the oil pick up tube?
There is a ring on the pickup tube that is held by a cotter pin in the cast bottom.
Are you sure it should be a gasket there? I reduce the pressure
Yes, it had one and the parts book shows one.