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Re: SMTA Hydraulic Pump/Reservoir Removal
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Posted by glennster on February 20, 2007 at 14:36:37 from (68.78.75.201):
In Reply to: SMTA Hydraulic Pump/Reservoir Removal posted by sflem849 on February 20, 2007 at 13:01:20:
i dont think the spacer you have off the m has the same bolt pattern on the top two bolts as the the pump on the mta. you will need to get one off a superm. the front covers are different.its a little tricky to get the distrbutor timed again as you are going to seperate the dist from the pump, and then the pump from the tractor, transfer the timing gear, and then get it all lined up again. the best source would to pick up a repair manual and follow the instructions.
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