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JD 60 Top water pipe HELP

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Ben So Tex

08-26-2000 06:31:53




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I am replacing the water pipe from radiator to engine block, I have removed the old Orings, cleaned it, replaced the the Orings with new one, now how do you get the pipe back in? I have try oil on the pipe to make it slip on, what is the trick?




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Paul

08-29-2000 15:55:14




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 Re: JD 60 Top water pipe HELP in reply to Ben So Tex, 08-26-2000 06:31:53  
I just did this on my 50. I put some light grease on the pipe and O rings, but I was not able to get it together by pushing and twisting. I finally ended up threading a come-a-long through one end piece and the pipe. Then, I put a wooden block across the pipe at the hook end of the come-a-long to keep from damaging the pipe. I snugged it up, and tightened it a little at a time, making sure the pipe was centered, and it popped right in. I added the second end piece and did the procedure again. I had it together in 15 minutes.

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Chuck

08-28-2000 17:06:40




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 Re: JD 60 Top water pipe HELP in reply to Ben So Tex, 08-26-2000 06:31:53  
I always mark the location, can use a hack saw and put a small mark on each end then you are sure to get them equally installed...



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Ron

08-28-2000 06:36:33




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 Re: JD 60 Top water pipe HELP in reply to Ben So Tex, 08-26-2000 06:31:53  
I just finished this on a 50. Used light oil on both the rings and the pipe and a twisting,pressure motion and they went right together. All pieces were completely off the tractor.



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Chuck

08-26-2000 18:07:40




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 Re: JD 60 Top water pipe HELP in reply to Ben So Tex, 08-26-2000 06:31:53  
I can tell you from past experience it doesn't just slip together. You have to be sure the grove is clean before you install the new rings...also I generally install as a unit, and put together when I can put it in a vice and use a rubber hammer or jam it on the floor...you have to use some force as it is a pressure fit...



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Ben

08-28-2000 16:10:04




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 Re: Re: JD 60 Top water pipe HELP in reply to Chuck , 08-26-2000 18:07:40  
Thanks for the info, I am going to remove the top piece and give it try.



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