I posted on here awhile ago about needing to pull the hydraulic pump. Due to foot issues among other things that job is not yet done. I am thinking pulling the radiator might be the smart thing to do all things considered. I don't see anything in the technical book and while it looks simple I am still going to ask the experts as far as things to watch for.
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The pump can be removed without pulling the radiator on the 84-8630's,,and pulling the radiator is a big job, the front hood support frame needs to be removed, to let the radiator up and out. This would be the time to clean and check it out, and I'm sure it's do for that, as you can see in the one in the pic's sure is ready for a good cleaning....
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