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 | Mike Hook
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2004-06-27 89462
I have a Massey Fergusen model 128 mini-excavator that has a Shibaura hydralic swing motor that is cracked down the side. Due to MF being bought out by Case Eu I can not get parts thur them. This is a 1996 track hoe made by Fermec in Manchester England
The Shibaura motor number is SG 010E-045V, SN 9605014, cus no. PV151V00001F1
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| TomG
Join Date: Feb 2002 Posts: 5406 Upper Ottawa Valley 
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2004-06-28 89488
Below is a link that may be of some help, although I only know them as a place that has a decent site.
There's a good chance that Shibaura didn't manufacture the pump and it is still in use on other equipment. One of the numbers on the pump may identify an OEM number and a specialty shop could track down a new motor from an OEM supplier rather than through a tractor parts system. ....
Link: precision hydraulics
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| Mike Hook
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2004-06-28 89567
The hydralic motor has a shimbura tag on it so that is who made it. But I will try the guys in the link ,
Thanks ....
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| stevenc
Join Date: Jul 2003 Posts: 190 North Carolina
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2004-06-30 89787
Shibaura is who makes New Holland compact engines,,if this is any help,,,,,,(I think) ....
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| Mike Hook
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2004-07-09 90470
That is intersting New Holland is Case New Holland International now and case is the one that says that they cant get the motor. Go figure. ....
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| TomG
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2004-07-10 90493
I forget what part of the Case operations NH divested themselves of to avoid some sort of anti-trust issue, and that could be the problem. However, NH hasn't exactly done a bang-up job of supporting everything it acquires.
Since it's a motor, I wonder if a hydraulics shop could adapt something for the application or possibly repair the case fairly easily? ....
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