Yukon Farmer
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Help...our 47 McCormick W9 blew a hydraulic line, the pump got hot but the tractor run fine for a short distance before being parked. Now it sounds like its timing is out..a stretched belt? bent shaft? any suggestions?
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Janicholson
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If the hydraulic pump has been placed on the engine using a drive belt, that would not affect the timing. If it were the Liftall (not sure here) it still would not cause timing issues. There is no belt that affects timing, only internal gears.
My bet is moisture in the distributor cap. Jim
My bet is moisture in the distributor cap. Jim
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