replacing hydro with used unit vs installing new shaft opin
- drcjv
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replacing hydro with used unit vs installing new shaft opin
Just removed the charge pump shaft is shot. I see two options get a used hydro or install new shaft. any thoughts. I believe used pump will be cheaper.
1572 3pnt rear PTO 50" deck, 1772 3pnt 50" deck, 1872 3pnt 44" deck, 2072 50" deck, three brinly 3pnt plows, 54 inch snow plow, cat 0 york rake.
- ksanders
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Re: replacing hydro with used unit vs installing new shaft
What model? If its a standard garden tractor without hydro lift a used pump is dirt cheap. If its a standard garden tractor with hydro lift ports still usually well under $100. If its a Super Garden tractor you might start considering fixing it as those things are less common and sometimes people try to get $200 or so from them.
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- drcjv
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Re: replacing hydro with used unit vs installing new shaft
Its a 1572 the used pump is 300 a new shaft alone is 300 plus install. Also trying to decide if pump can come out without removing rear. I have 3pt and rear pto.
1572 3pnt rear PTO 50" deck, 1772 3pnt 50" deck, 1872 3pnt 44" deck, 2072 50" deck, three brinly 3pnt plows, 54 inch snow plow, cat 0 york rake.
- Farmallgray
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Re: replacing hydro with used unit vs installing new shaft
I won't say the pump can't come out without removing the rear, but I wouldn't try it, or you will probably end up doing it twice. It is really hard to get the pump guided
into the rear without messing up the gasket. The best way I have found is to have the rear tipped up so that you are going straight down with the pump. I'm sure others
have other experiences, but this is what has worked best for me and I have done quite a few of them.
Where have you priced the new shaft? If you can get in touch with a Saurer Danfoss distributor, they may be cheaper than from Cub Cadet.
into the rear without messing up the gasket. The best way I have found is to have the rear tipped up so that you are going straight down with the pump. I'm sure others
have other experiences, but this is what has worked best for me and I have done quite a few of them.
Where have you priced the new shaft? If you can get in touch with a Saurer Danfoss distributor, they may be cheaper than from Cub Cadet.
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- otep858
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Re: replacing hydro with used unit vs installing new shaft
i have a hydro with pump out of a 1541 that i am getting ready to sell. if you interested id sell them (hydro and charge pump) together for 150 or so plus whatever the shipping price is. wouldnt be able to send it out for a couple of weeks tho as im out of town with work at the moment. i think i even have a extra charge pump seal that i could throw in. let me know. my email is paulhansen31@gmail.com
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Re: replacing hydro with used unit vs installing new shaft
forgot to mention but it has the hydro ports on it. for the lift and streering
- drcjv
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Re: replacing hydro with used unit vs installing new shaft
I finished drive shaft converstion not too bad. I changed because charge pump shaft was bad and leaking. First I changed hydro pump to newer style. It was cheaper than replacing charge pump shaft. Next I had engine adapter plate made. Non to be found. Cost for plate $50. Took a drive shaft from a cyclops and had to shorten it by about an inch. Last I had collor made to put the two halves together which was another $35. Now it works great no vibration at all.
1572 3pnt rear PTO 50" deck, 1772 3pnt 50" deck, 1872 3pnt 44" deck, 2072 50" deck, three brinly 3pnt plows, 54 inch snow plow, cat 0 york rake.