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Any info on the governor setup on the pump sheave? I was sitting here thinking perhaps it was pre-electric motor driven to keep the pump from overspeeding? Very interesting for sure. I would like to know how exactly it functions.

Nothing in the parts manual on oil capacity, but I have a later 210 and I can tell you the dipstick length from the top of the case to the bottom of the dipstick is 5-3/8", the low level mark is at 5-1/4" and the upper mark is 4-7/8" Hope this helps.

Just to clarify, pump manufacturers spec the motor HP required to turn the pump at a specific CFM, while staying within a specific RPM range for proper lubrication. That being said, unless a larger motor can be geared to produce more CFM, while NOT EXCEEDING the pumps maximum allowable RPM, it...

Your statement is just a bad idea. There is a reason that manufacturers spec minimum and maximum RPM limits.

As Jswain stated, you MUST stay within the allowable RPM range spec'd by the pump manufacturer. You could use the 7.5 HP on a pump that a 5 HP motor is designed for, but unless you just happen have the motor laying around and can utilize it rather than buying a new 5 hp why would you?

I'm a fan of both the Champion R15 and the SB 705 as they both use disc valves. The IR, not so much as I just don't find the reed valves to be as robust / dependable as disc valves. Other than a Quincy QR-25 pump, you have 2 of my favorites.

Let's see a photo of the Quincy! Do you know wnat model it is?

See...wasn't bad, right?

Ya, not a great start when asking for help...pass You may want to re-think this and start over.

So sorry to hear buddy. Live and learn.

Sorry, but that is a lame statement that make absolutely no sense.

Started pouring at 3:30 PM? No way Jose! Would have been a cold day in hell for anyone pouring a slab that size for me to START pouring that late in the day!

Well, back when I was framing every day (before the advent of nail guns) I had tried most waffle faced hammers and my all time favorite was a Plumb framing axe...absolutely the best balanced striking tool ever. I had one that lasted at least 5 years before I broke the handle (I don't recommend...

As long as the new wedge anchor has material to grip, they should work fine. I would first want to inspect the holes by sliding, say a piece of welding rod with a small 90° bend at one end, down the side of the hole to verify how much inside surface area is left. I always drill my holes all the...

ahhh, the old adage stands true once again, "you get what you pay for"

Welcome Davi68 to, in my opinion, the forum with the most talented, friendliest and smartest group of guys ever gathered.

"bad/ leaking cylinder" You need to get much more specific info as that's pretty damn vague. Gasket? Bad valve? Cracked cylinder? Worn out rings? Major overhaul kit is around $1500. Including new valves, over 2K That pump alone weighs 815 lbs. That's what I call a BMF! QR series are...

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Ya, you should...don't be a slacker!

JHForman missed your question (he works late...LOL) It's a 350 ROC 18