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Topic: H or M belly pump
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| tntleake
10-27-2012 10:08:22
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 In the last 460 deal I made I ended up with other parts.
I have a belly pump and not sure of the application. It turns freely. I think it is for an M. The casting is in perfect shape
Casting number is 5027-EE
Date code 12.29.X
I want to sell it however I'd like to know what unit it is for.
Any help would be appreciated
Thanks
Tracy
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| D Slater
10-27-2012 16:23:38
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Re: H or M belly pump in reply to tntleake, 10-27-2012 10:08:22
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| Most of the differance between that unit and the previous number is the housing is shaped to clear a 12 inch clutch. That unit fits any M or SM. But a stage 2 SM that came with a engine driven pump does not have the drive dog installed on the transmission counter shaft to drive it.
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| The Red
10-27-2012 10:40:23
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Re: H or M belly pump in reply to tntleake, 10-27-2012 10:08:22
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| Tracy that is 12.29.1952. 5027-EE is the part number for the M hydraulic reservoir. If you could unstrap, flip it over and take another picture and look for the part number on that back plate. It should be either 5028-EBX or 352430R11 for later Ms. Somehow is doesn't look like the parts explosion picture from the IH parts book.
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| tntleake
10-27-2012 11:38:37
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Re: H or M belly pump in reply to The Red, 10-27-2012 10:40:23
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| That helps alot
Other side is part number 352480R1 or 352430R1 can't tell if the 5th digit is an 8 or 3.
The guy I bought the 460 from also had a SM and I did'nt notice if it had a belly pump on it or not. It was a cotton picker that had been turned back into a tractor. Had those big axles with bolsters on the end of axles for mounting a picker.
Tracy
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| tntleake
10-27-2012 11:52:09
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Re: H or M belly pump in reply to tntleake, 10-27-2012 11:38:37
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| It is a belly pump for 52-54 M or SM. I went onto the caseIH website and looked up the part numbers.
I will advertise it on this site, hopefully someone can use it.
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| The Red
10-27-2012 12:00:57
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Re: H or M belly pump in reply to tntleake, 10-27-2012 11:52:09
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| Good deal! I have had several H belly pumps out to fix leaks, but have not pulled either of my M pumps.
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