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Thanks Wrenchbender - one more question on 2255

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MikeO

08-09-2004 20:58:53




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The old hydraulic pump was really bad, causing excessive overheating. Do I take the shaft out of the 1855 unit and replace it with the shaft from the 2255 that is discolored and had excessive wear or should I just find a used unit to replace it. Keep in mind that while the housing was in the tractor, there was side to side movement in addition in an in and out amount of play. I know I can adjust the in and out play by removing shims, but how snug should it be. Thanks again!

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Wrenchbender

08-10-2004 05:20:12




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 Re: Thanks Wrenchbender - one more question on 225 in reply to MikeO, 08-09-2004 20:58:53  
Hi Mike, Unless the shaft itself has wear, it should be OK. The slop in the shaft is taken out by adjusting the tapered roller bearings and the shims under the housing adjust the backlash between the gears. I can scan and e-mail a couple pages from the service manual it you need it. WB.



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MikeO

08-10-2004 13:56:20




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 Re: Thanks Wrenchbender - one more question on 225 in reply to Wrenchbender, 08-10-2004 05:20:12  
I would appreciate the scanned pages. Let me know if you can read my email address or if I need to resend it without hiding it. Also just wanted to say that I appreciate the more technical side that guy's like you are willing to share. These are great and almost simple tractors to work on, but the details need to be correct.

Thanks again!



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Wrenchbender

08-11-2004 06:13:10




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 Re: Thanks Wrenchbender - one more question on 225 in reply to MikeO, 08-10-2004 13:56:20  
Mike, I think this reply might get us linked up. Sorry to be so slow to reply. WB.



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