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WD Pump Leak

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fonecop1

01-03-2005 16:26:24




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my WD leaks fluid out where the linkage shaft goes into the pump. I figure it needs a seal replaced. has anybody taken one of these apart before? is it a pain or pretty simple?
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Bob




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Billy johnson

01-04-2005 16:57:59




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 Re: WD Pump Leak in reply to fonecop1, 01-03-2005 16:26:24  
The pump will have to come off cuz ther is one bolt on the back side you can't get to while on tractor. The pump will come off with out taking the side rail off, be sure to take all linkage off of pump. Remember where they goback to. You will mash a finger in the proses.



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Sid

01-03-2005 19:38:38




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 Re: WD Pump Leak in reply to fonecop1, 01-03-2005 16:26:24  
I have had the hydraulic pump off of a couple of WD's and it seemed pretty simple. Not to be a smart aleck, remember to some tying shoes can be a pain while to some it is pretty simple. I can not help you with your clutch question. I take it from your question about the final drives you have some info about the tractor if it is an owners manual you can pretty well tell from the parts diagram how to get the pump off. Remember that you have spring loaded arms and plungers that will have pressure against the cam that operates the pump ( pretty much the way the old mechanical fuel pumps had) that make things a little awkward but if I can do it I know others can as well. The control housing is at the back end of the pump and I do not know if you cn get to it or not without taking the pump off of the tractor.

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fonecop1

01-04-2005 19:24:44




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 Re: WD Pump Leak and Manuals in reply to Sid, 01-03-2005 19:38:38  
I just had an operators manual. I want to get a service manual so now seems like a good time to ask what you guys think is a good manual. I have IT manuals for both my JD 420 and my Ford 2N but they aren't real detailed in my opinion. I plan to get the Deere manual for the 420 but they are pretty proud of those so I just haven't done it yet and as for the 2N as soon as I get this WD going good the 2N is gonna get a new home.

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