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Phil

12-12-2003 13:34:25

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what is the aluminum plate on bottom of the 2n for.. if i unbolt it can i clean out the inside of the tractor? what will happen if i unbolt it, is the pump attacked to it on any way?

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CAUTION . . . Dell (WA)

12-12-2003 14:43:21

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Re: aluminum plate on bottom in reply to Phil, 12-12-2003 13:34:25

Phil..... ...BEFORE you can "drop yer pump", 1) ya gotta drain 5 gals of hydro-tranny oil. Start with yer square diffy plug first, then your 3" tranny plug, then finally yer 3" hydro plug. 2) ya gotta disconnect your hydraulic control lever (reach inside thru your 6" round dipstick access plate) and 3) then ya gotta pull yer PTO shaft.

But if'n yer just thinkin' about cleaning out your pump of sludge, 1) drain the 5 gals of hydro-tranny oil. 2) look inside thru the 6" round dipstick plate. 3) if'n it looks sludgy, think about the merits of pressure washing with a $10 garden spray pressure pump and some diesel fuel and lettitt drain out the pump drain instead of droppin' the pump..... ....Dell

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souNdguy

12-12-2003 21:38:28

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Re: Re: aluminum plate on bottom in reply to CAUTION . . . Dell (WA), 12-12-2003 14:43:21

"""BEFORE you can "drop yer pump", 1) ya gotta drain 5 gals of hydro-tranny oil."""

Awe Dell.. he doesn't '-have-' to drain that oil first.. that takes all the 'fun' out of the project..

Just messin around..

Soundguy

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Willy-N Pump Pict

12-12-2003 14:30:37

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Re: aluminum plate on bottom in reply to Phil, 12-12-2003 13:34:25

This is a 2N Hydraulic Pump. This is the Alum Plate your talking about. Mark H.

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JEb2N

12-12-2003 14:18:41

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Re: aluminum plate on bottom in reply to Phil, 12-12-2003 13:34:25

That aluminum plate is the base of the hydraulic pump. They are one in the same. When you hear of people reffering to "dropping the pump" they are referring to removing that plate and the pump that is attached to it. There is no way to remove the pump from it. If you want to clean out the inside of the tractor, most people would remove the rear trumpets and diffy, and also possibly the transmission cover and rinse with Diesel or Kerosene.

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