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John in Ne.

08-18-2006 20:45:07




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I talked to the previous owner of my DC today and told him that it was about done with a cosmetic restoration.He said the waterpump was bad and asked if I had replaced it.Which I haven't.I have driven this tractor numerous times and it makes no strange noises,it leaks no water and the pump seemed tight when I replaced the belt.I think it is OK.I hate to sink another $130.00+ dollars into this tractor for a waterpump that seems to be good.What else should I look for on my waterpump to make sure it is not bad as he said? John.

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C. Amick

08-20-2006 13:03:47




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 Re: DC Case waterpump in reply to John in Ne., 08-18-2006 20:45:07  
I don't have any experience with DC water pumps, however, every SC water pump that I've encountered on a tractor that has been sitting for a long time has been bad. O'Reilly Auto Parts can get the SC water pumps rebuilt and the cost was a lot less than $130. May want to check with your local auto parts store to see if they can get DC water pumps rebuilt.



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noncompos

08-19-2006 09:03:58




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 Re: DC Case waterpump in reply to John in Ne., 08-18-2006 20:45:07  
John, with all due respect, you're attacking from the wrong direction: what made him think the pump was bad? Apparently something showed up while he was running it, but without knowing exactly what it was it's all guesswork as to whether it's the pump or some other problem. Good luck.



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Dave Fledderman

08-18-2006 21:54:21




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 Re: DC Case waterpump in reply to John in Ne., 08-18-2006 20:45:07  
if you have aney problems with foaming or bubbles in the radiator tank it would mean the saels are bad on the cases like yours the radiator is not a pressureised system so instead of leaks like we are use to thay Will suck air in and cause bubbles in the radiator tank



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John in Ne.

08-19-2006 09:16:02




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 Re: DC Case waterpump in reply to Dave Fledderman, 08-18-2006 21:54:21  
First of all,Thanks for the replies.I probably ran ir for only a couple of hours off and on.It had sat for an awfully long time before I got it so I changed the oil and had to replace the nipple coming off the bottom of the radiator.Thats was when I put in fresh water and anti-freeze.This was before I ever ran it,it sat in my shed for 18 months before I started cleanimg it up and repainting it.I think I'll get it all back together and see if it is OK. It looks like it can be replaced without taking off the radiator,I hope so. Thanks Again John.

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