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Re: water pump on a 1969 MF 1100
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Posted by JDMAN60 on September 19, 2005 at 13:13:18 from (208.251.230.34):
In Reply to: water pump on a 1969 MF 1100 posted by Jeremy Yandell on September 19, 2005 at 11:51:59:
Jeremy the hydraulic pump won"t need to come out, There should be 4 bolts holding a flange to the crank pulley, remove these and push the flange towrd the front of the tractor to allow the belt to slip up between the flange and the pulley. As for the water pump pulley, yes it is pressed onto the pump shaft, and unless you have a lot of experience and a large press you would be ahead to take the pump off the tractor and take it to a MF dealer and let them do the press work. Hope this helps and good luck. willy
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