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Jd B oil pump

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Fred Wilke

11-26-2001 16:55:09




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Doing a pretty complete restoration on a 48 B. Is the oil pump something that should be rebuilt and if so, what goes bad in one. Another question, does anyone reproduce the S/N tags. I have my old one and the number is ledgible, but it is pretty rotten and would be an ugly spot on the tractor. Thanks in advance for any advise. Fred Wilke




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ed b

12-01-2001 17:29:52




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 Re: jd B oil pump in reply to Fred Wilke, 11-26-2001 16:55:09  
make shure the coupling is still in good shape



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Phil

11-28-2001 13:05:09




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 Re: jd B oil pump in reply to Fred Wilke, 11-26-2001 16:55:09  
The best thing that can be done for a Deere oil pump is to have the mesh screen either cleaned or replaced. The rest is nearly bulletproof, provided that the tractor hasn't been run out of oil or allowed to sit with water in the crankcase for any period of time. As for the serial # tag, Deere will provide a new one (see your dealer & have thm contact their appropriate territory manager) for a replacement. Be advised, however, that the new tags do not match the old ones in terms of styling and there is a rather detailed process involved in obtaining the replacement.

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