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Re: 7020 john deere rossi master fuel pump
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Posted by jdemaris on April 08, 2007 at 07:29:06 from (69.67.230.239):
In Reply to: Re: 7020 john deere rossi master fuel pump posted by francis pawelek on April 08, 2007 at 07:08:17:
Those Ebay kits are no "great deal." Very little on Ebay is. Regular everyday price on those kits is around $12. Comes with all the seals and the new pellathane ring that is broken in your pump.
I can almost guarantee you - that you will . . . at least need a new "pilot tube" which is the bronze bushing in the front of the pump where the two umbrella shaft-seals ride. You can buy a new bushing for around $5.
I bought a few new Stanadyne kits a few weeks ago using Spaco aftermarket brand. I've used Spaco for years - every bit a good as OEM Stanadyne. Prices are:
JDB seal kit - Stanadyne # 24371 - Spaco U24371 $12.10
JDB pilot tube - Stanadyne # 16320 - Spaco U16320 $4.83 Service tools that Deere used to sell (no longer) include: Wrench for taking out head-screw #15499
Adapter for test-port on DB2 pumps - for transferpump - 21900
Delivery valve retractor - 13383
DB timing window - 13366
DB umbrella seal compressor - 13371 I have many sources to buy them dirt cheap. The only tool you may need to get your pump apart is the "Bristol" wrench - Deere and/or Roosamster part # #15499. You can probably buy it for around $10.
If you can't buy one, or borrow one - I can lend you one.
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