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Lift MF35 broken

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Feike Brouwer

04-24-2005 03:08:23




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The lift of my MF 35 has been broken. The bronze ring, has been shot from the pump. Watch the picture of it:
www.freespace.nu/files/801_1114336766.jpg
He can be slid in the pump again. But is doesn't really fit tight.
Do I need to use 'lock-tight' or something like that? And does he have permanently
to the pump or to ash?

Thanks a lot,
Feike (The Netherlands)




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John(UK)

04-24-2005 07:57:33




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 Re: Lift MF35 broken in reply to Feike Brouwer, 04-24-2005 03:08:23  
If you can't get hold of a different end plate for the Pump with that bush already in it, which is the best choice, I suppose you could try to use loc-tite to hold it in but everything would have to be really clean for the loc-tite to take hold. I don't know what you mean by :-"And does he have permanently to the pump or to ash?" can you say that again and I may be able to answer you. You can email me direct at :-
fergusontractors at tiscali dot co dot uk

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Feike Brouwer

04-24-2005 09:28:40




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 Re: Lift MF35 broken in reply to John(UK), 04-24-2005 07:57:33  
Thank you John, for your reaction. Maybe it's hard to understand what i mean, because 'technical-
english' is very hard for me to write. I'm not used to it. What i mean by that sentence is: Must the bush be able to turn in the endplate of the pump, or has the ash to turn around in the bush? (i think the last option..)

I've also another question: The 3pt-lift on the tractor goes down, when i push the clutch, or when i turn off the motor. It seems to me, that's not what is has to be. Maybe someone knows what can be leak?

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John(UK)

04-24-2005 09:55:23




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 Re: Lift MF35 broken in reply to Feike Brouwer, 04-24-2005 09:28:40  
The bush should NOT turn in the end plate and the shaft should turn in the bush. I can let you have more information about that leak on your hydraulics, but I need your email address to send it so write to me at:-
fergusontractors at tiscali dot co dot uk
and tell me your problem again in case I have forgotten and I will send it to you.



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