View Full Version : meyer e-47 on western plow?
mike in delaware
02-20-2010, 11:14 PM
Sorry to be asking such a newbie question,
I'm having trouble with an older Western 7'6" plow. The cable controls were run in a way that apear to cinch or bind and are extremely well worn. I was told Meyer E-47 or E-60 pumps could be fit as a replacement (giving electronic contol). Is this possible? I don't mind modifying/ fabricating some parts, but don't want to be stuck with only something that works "in theory" as well.
I would appreciate any/ all with experience. Thank you, in advance, for any advice.
Mike in Delaware
caterpillar 325mh
02-21-2010, 04:43 AM
I don't see why not,you would have to but a new wire harness and controls and new selnoid to run the meyer pump tho.I have a old western with cable controls and i love, it has worked well for many years.There are not alot to those cable types and i run AT fluid in it.The cables aren't very expensive just replace them,that would be alot cheaper than the change over.IMO
Chuck Smith
02-21-2010, 09:25 AM
Pretty sure Dino has done this before. The Western has 3/4" holes in the base and ram, and Meyer has 5/8" holes. Just need some bushings and washers, and the wiring.
~Chuck
jbbuildings
02-21-2010, 11:07 AM
I ran an E-47 with my western blade and it worked great. If you understand wiring then it is no problem to change it over. I hates the cables seemed like I could never adjust them right.
Hoofty
02-21-2010, 11:52 AM
I was given and old western blade and truck mount for my sons S-10. I gave him my spare E-47 and angle rams. Like Chuck said, other then the western using 3/4" holes (meyers uses 5/8") it's any easy swap.
urethane dino
02-21-2010, 04:02 PM
I have run western and fisher pumps on meyer plow frames. Never have been so silly as to do the reverse.
TEEHEE
I have run meyer blades on fisher frames tho.
Dino
mike in delaware
02-22-2010, 02:45 AM
Thank you everyone for their time, thoughts, and comments. As a brand new person to this, I can now see a wealth of knowledge on this forum. If there are any additional thoughts/ ideas, please keep them coming. Thanks again.
Mike in Delaware
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