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720 Water pump[PAIN]

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Ben.So.Tex

01-01-2003 17:13:35




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How do you get the water pump off of a 720LP? I have taken all the bolts out of the water pump and from under the tractor block. lossen the fan schrod, and still cant enought slack to get the pump out, This tractor has a solid piece of pipe from pump to head. I was going to remove the bolts from the bottom of the raditor, but I think they are wanting to twist off.Thanks Ben




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Rooster in Tenn

01-01-2003 17:51:12




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 Re: 720 Water pump[PAIN] in reply to Ben.So.Tex, 01-01-2003 17:13:35  
Ben, the lower water pipe has to be remove before the water pump will come out. The lower pipe is held by o-rings. Sometime the pipe are rusted,at the o-rings. A friend of mine cut his pipe and put a rubber hose on it. If you get the pipe out the pump will come out. Good luck.



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Gman

01-01-2003 17:44:10




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 Re: 720 Water pump[PAIN] in reply to Ben.So.Tex, 01-01-2003 17:13:35  
Ben there is one way,other than removing the radiator cut the pipe,then put you a piece of hose in the cut out section and your in business,I don't like this method,correct way would be bit the bullit and loosen radiator bolts,if they nring off be sure to use the heating method to extract the broken bolt. Later Gman



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Scott 730

01-01-2003 18:23:16




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 Re: Re: 720 Water pump[PAIN] in reply to Gman, 01-01-2003 17:44:10  
I have removed the pump on my 730 by droppinng the rear of the pipe down and pulling the pipe out of the pump. It's a tight squeeze, but it can be done.



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