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Mike Gilbert

05-30-2002 19:40:57




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Hello, I have a 1949 8 n tractor that runs well. butI have a crack in a plate on the bottom side of tractor directly under the seat. I thought I could drain the fluid and unbolt the plate to have it welded but it won't come down. It is hooked to something, can someone please tell me how to get this plate off.and also I have a new hydrolic pump but I don't know where it goes. thank you




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Mark Hendershot

05-30-2002 21:17:56




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 Re: 8 n needs help in reply to Mike Gilbert, 05-30-2002 19:40:57  
Mike; I was having a little fun with that post, been a long day! Your new pump will replace that plate. It is part of the bottom of the pump. Follow the below post and get you a manual for the work. It is worth every penny of the cost. Mark H.



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Fast Ed Ohio

05-30-2002 21:04:11




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 Re: 8 n needs help in reply to Mike Gilbert, 05-30-2002 19:40:57  
That cracked plate is part of your pump if I understand you correctly , nothing needs to be welded if you have a new pump assy. Remove pto shaft ( 4 11/16 bolts at the rear around spline area , the pto shaft will pull straight out, the inspection plates on both sides must come off so you can see what you are doing ( 6 inch round things one has a dip stick the other has a pto lever ) Remove 9 11/ 16 bolts and if it dont drop on your head move it back and till it does. The purchase of a I & T shop manual is strongly sugested .

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Mark Hendershot

05-30-2002 19:56:35




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 Re: 8 n needs help in reply to Mike Gilbert, 05-30-2002 19:40:57  
Guess what you are real close to the pump! Unbolt the pto shaft in the rear of the tractor after you drain 5 gals of fluid from the 3 big drain plugs under the tractors transmission area. Take the little round cover off the side of the tractor and reach in and follow the bar going down to the bottom of that area and work it off the big square thing on the bottom. Then you could go under the tractor and unbolt that plate you want to weld. That is the pump!! Your new pump bottom should look just like the one that is cracked under the tractor. Get a manual first. Good Luck, Mark H.

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Mike Gilbert

05-31-2002 14:18:58




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 Re: Re: 8 n needs help in reply to Mark Hendershot, 05-30-2002 19:56:35  
Thanks to Mark and Ed, I know that I sound like a real dummy. But the new pump that the guy gave me when i bought the tractor does'n have a plate on it. So I probably didn't get the pump like I was told. But you guys have steered me in the right direction, thank you.



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