[ihc] Re: International pumps

[Colin M Rush <salmineo@xxxxxxxx>]

I had not considered that, but I suppose it is a possibility.  Problem is
the seal application guide does not give any indication of what kind of
pumps they are.  It does give the crossover to the IHC part numbers for
the seals.  Perhaps someone here could use those seal part numbers to
cross-reference the pumps?        -Colin Rush

Date: Sat, 8 Nov 2003 07:13:09 -0600
From: "T.R.E.Jr." <T_R_E_Jr@domain.elided>
Subject: Re: [ihc] International pumps
 
- ---Might be just the pages I am looking for if they have anything to do
with
rebuilding. Have you considered refrigeration pumps? Like for freezers,
refrigerators, air conditioners. Would they use anything like the shaft
seals you see in the book?
 
- ---Thank you,
- -T.R.E.Jr.
- -`73 Scout II (StoneThrower)
- -`51 Farmall H (Heinz)
- -`49 IH fridge (presently unnamed and in need of a compressor)
- -`49 Plymouth Special Deluxe 4-door Sedan (Papapalooza)
 
 
- ----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Colin M Rush" <salmineo@domain.elided>
To: <ihc@domain.elided>
Sent: Friday, November 07, 2003 1:20 AM
Subject: [ihc] International pumps
 
 
> Here's a question for the collective to ponder.  Perhaps this was
> discussed once upon a time, but bear with me.  As one of my many jobs,
I
> am a manufacturers' rep for mechanical equipment, which includes
> centrifugal pumps.  There is a company I use as a supplier called
PacSeal
> that makes replacement shaft seals for centrifugal pumps.  On one page
is
> a listing for seals for International Harvester pumps.  I never knew
they
> made pumps, other than for engines.  Since this catalogue covers pumps
> made in the latter part of the 1900s for the most part, I wonder when
the
> IH pumps were made, what kind of pumps they were (centrifugal, turbine,
> self-priming, or other sort), and any other info anyone might have
about
> one of these units.  Does anyone know anything about them?       
-Colin
> Rush

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