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Chuck it Tim, It aint original.
I know these pumps we're used on other brands of tractors, is it possible it's for something else? It looks to well made to just be something that somebody made up. It has rivets holding the brackets to the cover, not pop rivets but the kind you have to heat and hammer.
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Tim might get his tootsies in the belt! Safety first.
"Safety", they were built when people had enough brains, and didn't need to be told to not stick your fingers in it.
If it matters Tim, I'd do as Lew said, and leave it off.
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I know these pumps we're used on other brands of tractors, is it possible it's for something else? It looks to well made to just be something that somebody made up. It has rivets holding the brackets to the cover, not pop rivets but the kind you have to heat and hammer.
I have a parts pump that was used on a Wheelhorse and it looks about the same as a Cub Cadet pump but would need some modifications to be used. The pumps were built by Hein Warner for a number of applications, It did not come with a cover but I wonder if the cover could be from a wheelhourse. On. some tractors they mounted the pump behind the pedestal right between the drivers legs so a guard would be needed. If it was me I would leave it off. If you need information on rebuilding the pump and cylinder I have a list of seal numbers and a very good step by step instruction I got from another CC forum. PM me with your e-mail and I can send PDF copies to you.
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[QUOTE=zippy1;421972]"Safety", they were built when people had enough brains, and didn't need to be told to not stick your fingers in it.

And scumbag attorneys didn't exist wanting to sue so they can keep 80% of the winnings.
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I'm proud to say that the 100 won feature tractor of the month over on gt talk, this was the first time I've won and it felt good to do it with my paps tractor. The victory is also sweet because the last time a cub won over there was exactly 1yr ago when Mr Todd Zippel won feature tractor for June with his O, hopefully sometime in the future Todd and I have the opportunity to park these two side by side at a show.

http://gardentractortalk.com/article...month-cub-r253
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Tim, your restoration work is absolutely amazing! You deserved to win...Congratulations!

Have fun at the show this weekend!
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Congrats Tim, well deserved!
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Excellent news! Congratulations!!! ( Must have been the grille screen)





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CONGRATS Tim.
Good to hear another Cub Cadet made the feature tractor of the month over there. Must be something special about the month of June.
If these two were ever to be parked side by side, you'll be coming to Wisconsin, cause this old boy don't travel well.
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