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Anyboby have a way to remove oil filter outlet from a 43 b

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ed b

12-01-2001 17:13:42




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ihave tried it the way deere manual said to with no luck at all




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Jerry S

12-04-2001 09:07:46




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 Re: anyboby have a way to remove oil filter outlet from a 43 b in reply to ed b , 12-01-2001 17:13:42  
When I did one, I found that the handle to a 5 gallon bucket was perfect. I made the ears to it go into the holes and bent it to be a U shape and took a hammer to pull it downward.



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ed b

12-02-2001 20:52:10




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 Re: anyboby have a way to remove oil filter outlet from a 43 b in reply to ed b , 12-01-2001 17:13:42  
thanks to everybody for the info iused the rod with a pipe over it like clooney said to and it worked like a charm again thanks ed b



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Skip

12-02-2001 18:32:02




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 Re: anyboby have a way to remove oil filter outlet from a 43 b in reply to ed b , 12-01-2001 17:13:42  
Ed I just finished working on my 51 B and what we used was a single piece of round stock with 2 bent ears like they show in the JD manual. We bent it into a 180 degree loop and used a hose clamp to hold the ears into the outlet pipe. Then with the closed end of the loop hanging below the tractor we put a bar through the loop and braced one end of the bar against the tractor and hit the other end of the bar with a hammer. It took about 6 hits and the outlet pipe came out. Then I had to remove the cast steel oil outlet in the crankcase and weld and tap the hole for the filter stud because someone had tightened the filter nut so tight it broke the housing and I had NO oil pressure. Hope this helps

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Clooney

12-02-2001 04:57:41




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 Re: anyboby have a way to remove oil filter outlet from a 43 b in reply to ed b , 12-01-2001 17:13:42  
Ed, those things can be a pain at times. If it has holes in the side you can make a puller from 2 bent rods & a piece of pipe to slide over the rods to keep them in the holes. It sounds like you already tried something like that though. You might try double nutting the big stud & removing it (be careful not to break the stud or filter head). I have had an early replacement outlet without holes that I had to actually tack weld a steel bar to & pull it that way then grind the weld off. Good luck & let us know how you finally get it out.

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Deere Jon 2000

12-01-2001 21:52:18




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 Re: anyboby have a way to remove oil filter outlet from a 43 b in reply to ed b , 12-01-2001 17:13:42  
I'm not sure what you mean by oil filter outlet. If you mean the cover over the the filter under the tractor, they can stick very tightly at times. I've had some luck loosening the large bolt until it become tight against the cover and rapping on the flat circumference of the cover with a dead-blow or a rubber hammer. Once, the bolt, held to the cover by an internal snap- ring, came out of the cover and I could only remove the cover by using a small pry bar though the bolt hole in the cover. Not a good way to get it off ! The thing I always hated most about removing the oil filter cartrage was the flood of oil, most of which ended up on me. Hope this helps. RJCW

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