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Unloading a MF32 loader

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Steve IA

08-24-2007 10:55:58




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I'd like to take the MF 32 loader off my MF 135. I can see where it is bolted to the tractor front and back. Question: Is the front mount pump integral to the loader and stays with the loader when detached? If so, How does one uncouple the pump from the front pulley? Thanks for your help.
Steve IA




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ChuckBergstrom

08-25-2007 04:23:07




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 Re: Unloading a MF32 loader in reply to Steve IA, 08-24-2007 10:55:58  
Steve, The pump will slide off just by removing
the two bolts that hold it to the mounting frame.
I believe you can leave the hoses hooked up. You
never want to run the pump if not hooked up to
complete system. If you are just taking the loader off and not selling it,you could leave the
front frame on and not have to remove that LH
thread shaft. Where the pump slides off it is
splined and not any problem. Good luck, Chuck

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Steve IA

08-25-2007 04:50:04




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 Re: Unloading a MF32 loader in reply to ChuckBergstrom, 08-25-2007 04:23:07  
Thanks Chuck. I think that's the info I needed. I just want remove the loader to get to the tractor for inspection and tune up. Steve



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ChuckBergstrom

08-24-2007 15:04:08




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 Re: Unloading a MF32 loader in reply to Steve IA, 08-24-2007 10:55:58  
Steve, The shaft goes into the coupler with left hand thread. First remove the pump and from
there on it may be hard. If you have an MF dealer
close use his tool to remove. Most of us made a
special tool out of an old pump shaft to turn the
shaft out or you will have to improvise. Remember,
LH thread. Good luck, Chuck



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Steve IA

08-24-2007 16:34:28




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 Re: Unloading a MF32 loader in reply to ChuckBergstrom, 08-24-2007 15:04:08  
Chuck, Thanks for the comeback. You're gonna have to be a little more basic to get me to understand. Can the loader be removed from the tractor without removing the pumP? Do you just disconnect the hoses at the pump? There are 2 larger bolt head, 1 on each side of the front of the pump. Are these to be removed to start the pump removal process? Thanks for your help.
Steve



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