Posted by rrlund on July 02, 2012 at 16:45:11 from (207.241.137.116):
In Reply to: 1600 hydrulic pump posted by Don-Wi on July 01, 2012 at 19:57:48:
A couple of other cautions on that when you take it apart. There are bolts all the way around that housing,but there are two down through the top too. One on either side of that rounded part between your legs fight behind the flow divider. 3/8ths bolts,probably 7 inches long or so. Also,when you get all the bolts out and start to lift with your engine lift,take a large punch and a hammer,go the right rear and knock that dowel down,then go to the left front and do the same thing. You might have to put a little more pressure on it and do it a few times. If you don't,there's a real good chance half the pan will try to come up with the housing and the other half will try to stay on the tractor. It's makes for a whole lot cleaner shop floor if you can knock those dowels out of the top and leave the pan right on the tractor. It'll save a 30 some odd dollar gasket too. I'd change that o-ring and rubber washer in the 3pt cylinder too while you're in there. Remember,those things are darned near 50 years old.
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