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JD-H broken oil pressure line

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Jack

09-11-2002 17:31:14




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My oil pressure line from the pump inside the crankcase broke by the top fitting.I can't reach where it is connected to the pump.How do I get at it can I drop the pump down enough to get at it ?Any idea's will be appreciated. Thanks




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leon

09-11-2002 19:29:40




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 Re: JD-H broken oil pressure line in reply to Jack, 09-11-2002 17:31:14  
Clooney's right. With his help I just replaced the line to the LH main bearing in mine. The swelling in my arms has mostly gone away and the cuts and scrapes are nearly healed!
You get to it by removing the top cover on the crankcase. I was able to do it with the help of a stubby whench from Sears, with the hood, fuel tank, push rods and con rods in place. Removing the hood and fuel tank would help some. Removing the push rods would be the biggest help, but probably the biggest job. The key is having the replacement oil line bent exactly right to fit.

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Clooney

09-11-2002 17:41:07




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 Re: JD-H broken oil pressure line in reply to Jack, 09-11-2002 17:31:14  
Jack, short wrenches & persistence. That area is a pain to get to. Dropping the pump won't gain you anything as the lines have to come off to drop the pump. Sometimes pulling a rod cap & pushing the piston forward will help.
~Take an old wrench & cut it off so it will swing in there.
~About all you can do if you really need access is to pull the cylinders & rods forward & reach in through the cylinder opening. I have always been able to get the lines loose through the top cover, but end up with bruised wrists & skinned knuckles....

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