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Old 07-16-2017, 08:50 PM
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Nice M Farmall John!

I've seen Dad rebuild quite a few of those old John Blue pumps.. He worked for a Farm supply dealer in the 60's 70's and 80's that had a bunch of those old ground drive pumps running.. he had a test stand and knew just how to set them up... good pumps!

Send us some pics of the framework under your cub sprayer tank... id like to see how you supported it.. I'm guessing you have some angle braces back toward the bottom of the rear axle? Just curious.. now that Ive seen this you have motivated me.. I have several cubs sitting around doing nothing!
John Blue made some excellent equipment, as far as I know they still do, just a little more high tech. Actually lots of the trailer type ground drive pumps in service here every spring for putting out nitrogen.

Back on topic, the frame is just 2" angle bolted on the outside of the Cadets chassis. I used one existing hole at the rear, had to drill one hole about in line with where the pump bolts to the trans. PLENTY of room to put this stuff on. I used bolts through the plywood into the "nuts" molded into the tank. Had to be real careful I didn't get too long of bolts. The tank has a groove molded in it for using straps, I may eventually add some plumbers strapping to help secure it. Currently still using the original battery clamps, may switch over to a trailer style plug in. Even thought about running wires to the PTO switch for an off and on, don't know if the fuse is heavy enough? Like I said earlier, nothing fancy here, this was for working and I needed it in a hurry. I mounted the tank about an inch from the fenders to keep the front end from getting very light.
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