The parts list shows two different part numbers for the electric fuel pump for the F935 mower. Based on serial number (11247) am876116 is the one we need but there's very little to be found via Google. However, am876226 is all over the place. Can anyone tell me the difference between the two? I see where am876226 is listed with a black connector or a white connector. The white connector appears to be the same as the old pump on our mower. I am wondering if the pressure and flow rate is the same between the two pumps or if it's different. The old pump has JKC, 0212, and 2000 stamped on it but none of that info comes up in a search. I'm thinking that I can use the am876226 as long as I get the white connector, but I hate to assume and find out that there is a difference.
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J Hamilton
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From what I've found is part# AM876266 is
1-3 psi and AM876266 is 3-5 psi. I'm not
sure of the flow rates. I have an F935 as
well.
1-3 psi and AM876266 is 3-5 psi. I'm not
sure of the flow rates. I have an F935 as
well.
J Hamilton
Well-known Member
- Location
- Southern Illinois
Sorry, too many numbers close together
lol. The AM876116 is 1-3 psi the AM876266
is 3-5 psi. I did some research and found
aftermarket alternatives that had the psi
listed but not the flow rates.
lol. The AM876116 is 1-3 psi the AM876266
is 3-5 psi. I did some research and found
aftermarket alternatives that had the psi
listed but not the flow rates.
Thanks for the clarification. I struggled with the similar numbers as well. I took a look at a pdf manual that I have. It states the minimum pressure for the lift pump is 3 psi. It makes no references to serial number nor part number. I just ordered a Bravex off Amazon rated for 4-7 psi. $16 delivered to my door. They also have a 2.5-4 and a 5-9 psi.
J Hamilton
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- Location
- Southern Illinois
That should work and a lot better price
than from Deere. Anything else I could help
with just let me know, I've repaired
several of these machines that were abused
in a municipal fleet.
than from Deere. Anything else I could help
with just let me know, I've repaired
several of these machines that were abused
in a municipal fleet.
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