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How to take water pump apart from D4 7U?

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1 year 7 months ago #246939 by gwoods
I have a broke bolt in the radiator belt tightener which was discussed earlier. I got info on need to remove water pump to remove broken bolt. I finally had to remove radiator due to removing water pump. Now I have water pump off and want to take apart to remove broken bolt. What is best way to do that? Help again.

Gary Woods

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1 year 7 months ago - 1 year 7 months ago #246943 by Rome K/G
Remove the center nut and slide the fan hub off, the pulleys can then be removed and separated. Note if you have to hammer on the shaft do it lightly with a small rubber mallet taking care not to crack the ceramic seal inside the pump housing.
What is the serial number of the tractor?
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1 year 7 months ago #246944 by gwoods
Serial No. 7u11300 , Thank You, I will get as soon as parted.

Gary Woods

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1 year 7 months ago #246945 by d4angelo
Gary, do NOT tap lightly with a hammer. I did that and broke the ceramic seal on mu D4 7U. Just start the threads back on the shaft with the fan in place and turn with a wrench. I also use a wood dowel to adjust the tension of the belt when finished. Just keep tapping the dowel on the adjusting pulley with a hammer until one inch of play each way is on the belt.

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1 year 7 months ago - 1 year 7 months ago #246947 by Rome K/G
I knew that,I mentioned to use a rubber mallet, lightly.
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1 year 7 months ago #246949 by gwoods
I have tried to remove the fan, does not seem to want to move. I noted the two screw holes in fan. Something I’ve taken apart had something like that to put screws in and use to back off, most likely a hay baler. I will try that tomorrow. Our area is under a tornado watch. Well if I break the ceramic seal, what is the bad news? Thanks again for help.

Gary Woods

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1 year 7 months ago #246951 by d4angelo
Just know that there is a keyway on the shaft so it might need to be pulled.

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1 year 7 months ago - 1 year 7 months ago #246952 by Rome K/G
Yes you can use the two bolt holes to pull the fan hub, just use a flat plate with the two holes in it.
Also check the pump housing grease fitting, it should be on the lower right side and a 4B4550 relief fitting above it, have seen where someone has put a grease fitting in and pushes grease past the seal and fills the fan hub.
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1 year 7 months ago #246975 by gwoods
I still need help, fan does not want to come out of water pump. I used the two screw holes and made a plate to put screws through to pull on fan with no success. Does not budge. I don’t see a keeper on shaft. Something seem to have it locked up.

Gary Woods

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1 year 7 months ago #246976 by Rome K/G
This owner is redoing a water pump.
The following user(s) said Thank You: steeltracs

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