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Old 04-12-2018, 02:26 PM
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Hey guys wondering if anyone can point me in the right direction, I am looking for the 2 pump gears inside the hydro lift pump. The one that mounts to the shaft for drive pulley broke where the pin connects it to shaft. The return spring broke and a piece got between gear and housing. Thanks
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Gears are NLA. There is a gear set from a Ford (tractor) power steering pump that works, but machining is required. I do not have a part number. I know who knows..... we'll see if he responds.
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Geezer (I think that's who did it) did a nice write up on the other site with lots of pics that I have (and many others do to) that I can email anyone that wants it. Just PM me your email and I'll send it over.
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Thanks Jon and Oak. I appreciate the help! Got alot of lawn work afyer the new house has been done, filling ruts, moving decks, had a couple trees come down this winter. I am lost without my old cub! Was going to ask some of you if new gears could be machined or if it was even worth it. I definetle do not wanna go back to arm strong lift after having the hydro for so long, but dont wanna give up my cub either!
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Joe's Outdoor Power and Equipment has a parted one listed on EBAY. It might be worth your time to contact him and see if he still has them.

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