I posted a couple of weeks ago about changing a Stanadyne pump from 1800 RPM constant speed to variable speed. I did purchase an engine, so I have some numbers to work with. The engine was a JD Re-man complete engine, so I assume the pump was rebuilt also. The constant speed pump:
MN: M9 DB4-627-4807
SN: 15160190
JD Part#: RE40409
I have 2 used variable speed pumps that I believe can be rebuilt. They are what I want to match, performance wise. Pump A:
MN:R2-DB4-4928
SN: 7112738
JD Part#: RE47057
Pump B:
MN: H3 DB4-627-4945
SN: 7580499
JD Part#: RE47137
Which makes more sense, change the constant speed pump to variable speed or rebuild one of the variable speed pumps? Thanks, Ron
MN: M9 DB4-627-4807
SN: 15160190
JD Part#: RE40409
I have 2 used variable speed pumps that I believe can be rebuilt. They are what I want to match, performance wise. Pump A:
MN:R2-DB4-4928
SN: 7112738
JD Part#: RE47057
Pump B:
MN: H3 DB4-627-4945
SN: 7580499
JD Part#: RE47137
Which makes more sense, change the constant speed pump to variable speed or rebuild one of the variable speed pumps? Thanks, Ron