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john in wa · Mar 2, 2009

OK as many of you guessed its a bad pump. every thing inside the pump is rusted up when i drained it looked like muddy water. so no my hunt begins for a pump or pump parts i am going to remove the guts out of it tonight. does any one know of a place to buy rebuild kit for it. Simms id tag#P4801. would also buy a good used one. if you got one.

john in wa · Mar 2, 2009

went ahead and bought a pump for it. will let you know how it runs in a week or so.

thanks for the help

Anonymous-0 · Mar 2, 2009

make sure you fill it with oil and change it when you do the engine oil a lot of them pumps went bad because people did not know they have there own oil reservoir

john in wa · Mar 2, 2009

I thought it ran off the engine oil till I started pulling it off. should I run regular motor oil in it? my manual says fill with oil it just dont say what type of oil.

Anonymous-0 · Mar 2, 2009

what ever you use in the engine

marty g. · Mar 3, 2009

These tractor were designed to use 30w oil all over, even in the transmission... I wouldn't do it myself since the tranny oil feeds the hydraulic pump and would contaminate other tractors through the implements cylinders. Indeed the main fuel pump has a separate reservoir and many went bad from people not knowing about it.

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