Dearborn Farm equipment co.

[Ol 54']

By chance anyone familiar with this company? I am looking for a rebuilt kit for my fwd. Lower pump., I have tried to tighten up all the bolts and it still leaks. Couldn't be much of a kit, maybe a gasket or too and an oval looking " O ring " thanks farmers.

 

[Janicholson]

A bit of history.
Always owned and invented by Ford. They may have rebranded some equipment (not sure on that) but it was Ford based. Jim

 

[Ol 54']

By chance are there parts still in stock for the Dearborn equipment and if there is I just can't seem to find an E- mail or phone number for them, need a little help here, Thank you..

 

[Janicholson]

You need the loader model,

By chance are there parts still in stock for the Dearborn equipment and if there is I just can't seem to find an E- mail or phone number for them, need a little help here, Thank you..

and the tractor model as well as numbers off of the pump. Images would also help. Front mounted crank driven pumps are common, and nearly generic. I would search for you but the task is yours. Jim

 

[Jim.ME]

By chance are there parts still in stock for the Dearborn equipment and if there is I just can't seem to find an E- mail or phone number for them, need a little help here, Thank you..

I very much doubt you are going to find an email or phone number for Dearborn. With the model number you might find something under New Holland, since Ford is now under them.

 

[Ol 54']

Model # 19-8 05100205004. 05-484

 

[Ol 54']

Here is a picture of the pu.p on the table.

 

[Ol 54']

 

[Ol 54']

Here is another picture.

 

[Janicholson]

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Take the pump to a good hydraulic shop. They will check both the wear and availability of parts. I would not use the common schedule 40 galvanized pipe for hydraulics. Not rated for that at all. I would also replace the drive coupling because the isolator rubber is deformed and can cause vibration that wears out pump bushings. If there are scrapes inside the housing it might be time and money ahead just replacing the pump. it is a easily replaced commodity ! Jim

 

[Ol 54']

Like I was saying earlier, If I just had an E- mail or phone number I would eighther by a pump or kit, I have called a couple a places with no luck..

 

[Janicholson]

Like I was saying earlier, If I just had an E- mail or phone number I would eighther by a pump or kit, I have called a couple a places with no luck..

Dearborn does not exist any more! The Ford line of Farm tractors is: Ford New Holland.
New Holland is a global full-line agricultural machinery manufacturer founded in New Holland, Pennsylvania, and now based in Turin, Italy. Wikipedia
Parent organizations: CNH Industrial, CNH Global, CNH Global N.V.
Customer service: 1 (866) 639-4563
No one there will even have a reference for that pump. Take it to a hydraulic shop. They can advise. It may not even be an original component. Jim

 

[Jim.ME]

Like I was saying earlier, If I just had an E- mail or phone number I would eighther by a pump or kit, I have called a couple a places with no luck..

Contact Yesterday's Tractors Parts or PartsASAP, they have pumps that will fit. Many other places will have them also. You will likely need to give them mounting info and dimensions, shaft type and size, and oil port info. Linked is one example this site has.

Universal type front pump at YT

 

[BarnyardEngineering]

Like I was saying earlier, If I just had an E- mail or phone number I would eighther by a pump or kit, I have called a couple a places with no luck..

The company has not existed since the 1950's or 1960's. You are not going to find an email or a phone number.

You are not going to be able to call anywhere to get what you need. That pump is close to 70 years old.

Gaskets are easy enough to make. Get some gasket material and make a gasket.

The O-ring will be more of a challenge but not impossible. A hydraulic shop may be able to find you a round O-ring that you can stuff in the oval cavity, BUT you will need to physically visit the hydraulic shop in person with the O-ring. You can also buy make-your-own O-ring kits that include a roll of O-ring material and a glue. You cut the amount of material you need and glue the ends together.

 

[Andy Wickiser]

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19-8 would be a typical Dearborn or Ford loader model. Diagrams are available for this loader online at Case New Holland or Messicks, go to link below, scroll down to Select your Diagram and choose 037 - Hydraulic Pump and Drive. The seals you are looking for seem to be still available. I'm skeptical these will solve your leaks, aluminum- body gear pumps tend to wear out over time and eventually need to be replaced. Adapting a modern pump of similar specs might be the best option.
Messicks 19-8 Loader

 

[Ol 54']

I want to thank all of you farmers for the info..