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Old 10-13-2015, 11:15 AM
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Yes and No. lol I am putting a ported pump off a 1250 into the 127 for hydraulic steering so the pump that i broke is form the 1250. I guess i just didnt know that the tractor manuals when that far in depth. I guess that what makes you guys the senor members and me the noob??
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Old 10-13-2015, 11:22 AM
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Think maybe there should be a test to keep guys like me out of the esteemed group. lol Probably safer that way. Oh well I guess this is just another learning curve for me.
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Sam the reason that i didnt clean before hand is that the main reason for me to take this apart was that this came off of a tractor that had sat in the woods for 20+ years. The matting face for the pump and the rear end was oxidized, and caked with junk, heck the gasket was completely disintegrated. With the bearing and return line being right there i didnt want to start cleaning it and all the debris going right into the pump through the return hole and through the bearing.

there for i figured i would tear it apart and then go through everything inside and out and make sure it was clean before i put it back together.

Fully aware that it needs to be very clean when it goes back together.
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Funny you should mention that. I just recently learned that. Ill have to admit though before i tried i cough a few youtube videos that made it look pretty simple to do so that's why I didn't think there was a secret code that you had to know to do it.
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Funny you should mention that. I just recently learned that. Ill have to admit though before i tried i cough a few youtube videos that made it look pretty simple to do so that's why I didn't think there was a secret code that you had to know to do it.
Yeah..., it was on the internet so it must be true. Trust me our tech library has pretty much everything you need to know about your Cub short of the Cyclops and newer stuff.
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Yep, can't believe it just because it is on the internet, I agree Sam.
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