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Tom Windsor

04-03-2007 17:04:10

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I know you have always wondered and never knew the purpose of the cross bar and springs on the attached photo.

If you can correctly identify the H Part and its purpose, you win the Mechanic of the Week award.

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John M

04-04-2007 03:24:29

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Re: Mechanic of the week award in reply to Tom Windsor, 04-03-2007 17:04:10

Its 2 purposes: To drive the impeller, to hold the impeller in place. The springs put pressure on the crossbar forcing the impeller to stay in place.

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GordoSD

04-03-2007 20:12:50

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Re: Mechanic of the week award in reply to Tom Windsor, 04-03-2007 17:04:10

That fan blade wins the worst pitted piece of metal I've seen on an H award! :)

Gordo

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Tom Windsor

04-04-2007 20:44:46

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Re: Mechanic of the week award in reply to GordoSD, 04-03-2007 20:12:50

That is the best it would do. You should have seen it before I started cleaning it up!!!!!

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Tom Windsor

04-03-2007 18:46:10

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Re: Mechanic of the week award in reply to Tom Windsor, 04-03-2007 17:04:10

And the Co-winners are:

Grabatar and Steve

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Grabatire

04-03-2007 17:56:15

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Re: Mechanic of the week award in reply to Tom Windsor, 04-03-2007 17:04:10

Actually, the unit serves two purposes. The cross bar drives the pump while the springs provide a preload to the ceramic seal at the impeller.

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MN Scott

04-03-2007 20:16:11

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Re: Mechanic of the week award in reply to Grabatire, 04-03-2007 17:56:15

The letter series water pumps do not use a ceramic seal. They use a packing that is adjusted using that brass looking nut under the T bar.

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Steven@AZ

04-03-2007 17:39:58

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Re: Mechanic of the week award in reply to Tom Windsor, 04-03-2007 17:04:10

Being I've had a couple of those apart, it drives the water pump impeller shaft. The fan and pulley itself ride on their own bearing...

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El Toro

04-03-2007 17:34:04

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Re: Mechanic of the week award in reply to Tom Windsor, 04-03-2007 17:04:10

I will take a guess. Is it a temperature controlled fan? There was a reverse pitch fan offered as optional equipment for this tractor too. Hal

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Boyd

04-03-2007 17:31:24

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Re: Mechanic of the week award in reply to Tom Windsor, 04-03-2007 17:04:10

What you have is a water pump drive assembly.

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JayWalt

04-03-2007 17:29:49

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Re: Mechanic of the week award in reply to Tom Windsor, 04-03-2007 17:04:10

Being that the letter series aren't on caseih's parts site, I haven't a clue =P

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Janicholson

04-03-2007 18:15:26

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Re: Mechanic of the week award in reply to JayWalt, 04-03-2007 17:29:49

Jay if you put in Farmall H they come up bright as a penny and just as hard to read. JimN

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