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Topic: Cub oil pump shaft
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| JDnTN
02-20-2013 19:06:28
70.197.166.156
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Shaft is scored all round at o-ring. Do you just drive a speedi-sleeve on and then force it into a new o ring or is machining required? Does anyone sell new shafts? Are there other repair options?Thanks for ideas, JD
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| john *.?-!.* cub owner
02-21-2013 19:59:09
207.119.216.44
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Re: Cub oil pump shaft in reply to JDnTN, 02-20-2013 19:06:28
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| not enough room for the sleeve. I use these Dremel abrasive buff wheels for smoothing the shaft
This post was edited by john *.?-!.* cub owner at 20:03:24 02/21/13.
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| JDnTN
02-21-2013 07:47:53
70.197.160.120
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Re: Cub oil pump shaft in reply to JDnTN, 02-20-2013 19:06:28
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| Yes, my bad, hydraulic pump. Have never used a speedi-sleeve. Do you then just FORCE it through the o-ring? Pretty tight fit now. Bought 1 used pump and ended up with same problem. Would like to find a good one. Thanks to all for the info. JD
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| gene bender
02-21-2013 06:26:27
67.55.226.151
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Re: Cub oil pump shaft in reply to JDnTN, 02-20-2013 19:06:28
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| I would sand it till all the burs are gone then install the speedy sleeve as any burs will not let the sleeve slide on easy. i did that once on the Cs pump
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| mkirsch
02-21-2013 05:02:46
64.80.110.74
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Re: Cub oil pump shaft in reply to JDnTN, 02-20-2013 19:06:28
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| Do you mean the hydraulic pump? Because "oil pump" normally refers to ENGINE oil pump, and the engine oil pump on a cub does not have any o-rings or shafts that I can see in the parts diagram. It drives off the camshaft.
If you are talking about the hydraulic pump, try to find a good used one. Cub parts are pretty common.
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| Red Agony
02-21-2013 01:03:04
76.112.24.190
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Re: Cub oil pump shaft in reply to JDnTN, 02-20-2013 19:06:28
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| Sorry I misread post I thought you were asking about pto seal
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| Red Agony
02-21-2013 01:00:42
76.112.24.190
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Re: Cub oil pump shaft in reply to JDnTN, 02-20-2013 19:06:28
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| I did one last summer and got the seal to hold, but then I tried to install a belt pulley drive and discovered that the whole shaft had a slight twist to it. So I ended up having to replace the shaft anyway. I think they are available on this site. Jeff
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