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JD PTO Spray Pump, need information?

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SmallOps

12-12-2002 09:57:02

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I have had this PTO Driven Spray Pump sitting on the shelf for awhile. I don't know anything about it. Maybe one of you can help me with info about its GPM capacity, age and other data. TIA

Description: Its a JD green pump with a JD yellow tag under the shaft's o-ring. There is a "four-legged" leaping deer logo on this tag, so the pump is probably pre-1968. Below the logo is a P/N or Model # AB13963B. The PTO shaft-to-pump coupler has a casting # B12353B.

Everything is there, i.e. 4 ft hose, screen-filter and chain. I don't see how the pump attaches to the PTO and remains stationary? I figure there must be some kind of mount. Anyway, any info would be appreciated.

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SmallOps

12-13-2002 04:38:58

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Re: JD PTO Spray Pump, need information? in reply to SmallOps, 12-12-2002 09:57:02

Thanks all! I now know what I have, how to use it and what to expect, regarding R&R.

MikeA... there was a mark below the Deere logo... turned out to be spider poop! No joy. Actually, a lot of my equipment is marked like that. ;)

G-Man and Steve... does not seem that the small chain would be sufficeient to secure the pump under opperating conditions, but your experience will be my guide.

Next Spring, I plan to hook up the spray cart tank to this pump and get the nasty weeds along the fence-line. However, if I do spray weeds, I am afraid my Yuppie neighbors, and guys in three-piece suits, will immediately pop up along that fence-line with Cease and Desist Orders! :^0

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G-MAN

12-13-2002 07:28:17

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Re: Re: JD PTO Spray Pump, need information? in reply to SmallOps, 12-13-2002 04:38:58

If you want, you could install some sort of bar on it to push against the drawbar, but I think you'll be okay with the chain. There's not that much resistance and it doesn't take too much to keep it in place.

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Mike Aylward

12-12-2002 13:24:17

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Re: JD PTO Spray Pump, need information? in reply to SmallOps, 12-12-2002 09:57:02

SmallOps, if the pump you mentioned is the pump I am thinking of it is probably a roller pump made by Delavan. It should have a big "D" under the metal John Deere logo. Most any sprayer supplier should be able to get whatever parts you need for it. They used to be as common as dirt until centrifugal pumps came into use. Hope this helps. Mike

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G-MAN

12-12-2002 10:20:24

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Re: JD PTO Spray Pump, need information? in reply to SmallOps, 12-12-2002 09:57:02

The chain you mention is likely to be attached around the drawbar. That's what keeps the pump from rotating with the PTO, along with the hoses that are attached. Some of them also have an arm bolted to them that will push up against the drawbar to keep them from rotating. According to EPC, that pump was used in several applications, such as sprayers and planters from around 1965 or so on. It's listed as a pre-emergence sprayer pump for 494 and 495 planters, among many more other pieces of equipment. It doesn't look like any of the seals and such are available anymore.

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SteveA

12-12-2002 10:16:55

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Re: JD PTO Spray Pump, need information? in reply to SmallOps, 12-12-2002 09:57:02

I've used a similar pump though not a JD. Mine had a small chain on the pump to attach nearby to keep the pump from turning. It doesn't take much to restrain it.

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