Posted by Inno on August 25, 2013 at 10:10:29 from (174.89.115.12):
In Reply to: any educated guesses posted by 1948jr on August 23, 2013 at 20:03:15:
Once the cover is off, which it sounds like you've done, it's very easy. Remove the drive shaft, one cotter pin and it will slide together and come out. You'll have to drain the fluid down below the two mounting pins and remove the pins, one from each side down near where your feet go. Slide the PTO shaft rearward after removing the locking ring from around the shaft at the back of the tractor. Then you should be able to lift the pump right out.
I think I have some pictures of one of mine......actually I have the cover off my 35 right now so I could snap a few shots if you'd like.
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