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GA in SWNE 01-21-2013 19:03:48 74.120.58.180 Report to Moderator	Hay all Do You have to remove the fly wheel to remove the hydraulic pump on a john deere 730D i have a manual on the way put itll be a couple days before it arrive [Reply]   [No Email]
GA in SWNE 01-22-2013 11:21:44 74.120.58.180 Report to Moderator	Re: removal power trol 730D in reply to GA in SWNE, 01-21-2013 19:03:48   I was just missing a bottom side bolt the pump came out out very easy after that, but the drive shaft that runs through the whole pump and runs the top pump gear is broken in half right after the pump gear. i was hoping it was just a woodruff key but no such luck. Has anyone experience this before. where did they find a replacement one. thank you in advance. by the way beautiful day here in Nebraska. [Reply]  [No Email]
DaleF 01-22-2013 10:35:08 198.29.191.149 Report to Moderator	Re: removal power trol 730D in reply to GA in SWNE, 01-21-2013 19:03:48   Try Motion fomerly Berry Bearing part number 471442 and check the sizes of the shaft and bore before you remove the old one [Reply]  [No Email]
Tyler-MO 01-22-2013 06:02:46 50.40.174.43 Report to Moderator	Re: removal power trol 730D in reply to GA in SWNE, 01-21-2013 19:03:48   It can be done with the flywheel right where it is. The bolts that hold it on are on the pump side anyhow. The concern I'd have is that when you pull the pump and shaft out of the drive gear that none of the parts fall down into the bottom of the cover (if they do you'll have to go fishing with a flexible magnet). A side note, when I worked over my 720D ES a few years ago, the little oil seal for the engage/disengagement lever on the timing cover housing was obsolete. I managed to reuse the one I had but of course I leave the pump engaged all of the time anyway. You might be able to have a local auto shop or parts house cross something for it. Don't forget to drain the timing cover before removing the pump lest you want a surprise oil bath. Tyler B in IL [Reply]  [No Email]