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Bob scanned this Monarch Hy-Lo Brochure for our viewing pleasure.
I have an original Hy-Lo pump on a 1964 CJ5 and need to get it rebuilt. Do you know anyone who can rebuild this?
Mark, that’s a good question. I have not heard of anyone rebuilding these. You might try adding a post to the the CJ-2A page. I imagine someone there ought to have an idea: https://www.thecj2apage.com/forums/
– Dave
I have one of these on my 64 jeep. I had the jeep restored and the plow system doesn’t work.
The pump is full of oil. Any idea on why it is not working? I was in the process of working the air out
of the system.
I have a 1967 Power King Tractor that utilizes the large Square Model Jeep Hy-Lo Hydraulic pump to lift/lower the plow. It has a 1/4″ intake and output that connects to a dual action hydraulic cylinder. The unit is well suited for this operation. I have a manual hitch and wanted to make it hydraulic. I saw a Jeep Hi-Lo self contained unit UHT 37046. When it arrived I noted it was smaller,( almost square) had almost identical hardware and fitting on top except it only has one 1/4″ street elbow. How do I connect this unit to operate a dual action hydraulic cylinder? This tractor is my first experience with hydraulics so keep that in mind when you answer. Thanks, Dan
Hi Dan,
That’s a question that I can’t answer. Maybe a reader can? I can post it on the site for a response. You might also try these guys, as they might know something, too: https://www.yesterdaystractors.com
– Dave
I have a model B on a 1966 IH 1100a. Do you have any information on this pump? Diagrams, GPM, etc.
Hi jay,
I am sorry, but I don’t have any other information than what is here (at least that I can remember). I did find this page, but doubt it is useful: https://www.farmjeep.com/farm-jeep-parts/implements/hydraulic-pumps/
You might try contacting Barry Thomas at Farm Jeep.com https://www.farmjeep.com/farm-jeep-parts/implements/hydraulic-pumps/ .. he might have more information that he hasn’t posted.
Best of luck in your search,
– Dave