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JD A power-lift pump gasket...

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chris in wi

06-09-2003 00:38:42




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After further review, I've decided to shun the plain bull-gear cover and re-attach the power-lift. I'll paint it later if the mood strikes me. My question is this:

The two-gear pump which is driven by the PTO shaft and supplies oil to the rock-shaft cylinder does not show a gasket between the pump housing and the power-lift assemble in the parts book. For that matter, the parts book doesn't even show a gasket between the pump cover and the pump body!

What gives? If I haven't got a part number, the implement dealer won't even talk to me. (Even with a part number, I sometimes get the impression he's not to pleased to see me!)

There is, of course, some sort of gasket here, but what is it? And since it's under pressure, what should I make it out of, since I doubt I'll be able to buy one?


chris

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Clooney

06-09-2003 03:15:48




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 Re: JD A power-lift pump gasket... in reply to chris in wi, 06-09-2003 00:38:42  
Chris, you're correct there isn't a gasket listed for that area. It doesn't use a gasket.
~Those pump halves were sealed with shellac as original. You can use either shellac or any thin bodied gasket sealer. I usually use Loc-Tite 518 but it is pretty thick for that area so a REAL THIN coat must be applied. Lately I have been using some 2 part urethane clear to seal those pumps & diesel transfer pumps & so far it has been working good.

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C

06-09-2003 07:43:35




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 Re: Re: JD A power-lift pump gasket... in reply to Clooney, 06-09-2003 03:15:48  
Here in Central Minnesota the auto parts places and hardware stores usually have "gasket shellac" in stock. I think it's usually Permatex brand. It comes in a small 2 ounce or so plastic bottle with applicator brush built onto the cap.



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chris in wi

06-09-2003 10:17:50




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 Re: Re: Re: JD A power-lift pump gasket... in reply to C, 06-09-2003 07:43:35  
I'll be damned!

Learn something new every day!

Now why didn't the parts guy at the Deere dealer know that?

Chris



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