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08-10-2024, 03:18 PM
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Pump is back in , works fine with no leaks now, but the large hose size in relation to the mounting neck took a fair amount of compression on those clamps. They were OEM clamps and took more torque than any of the modern Chinesium or American types.
I did remove the battery box, which helped provide some working room. I think if I were to do this again, I'd install studs in the aluminum block rather than risk pulling or cross threading the bolts it was assembled with. I did make sure that the bolt threads were clean, and I used anti-seize on them. Yeah, it's dirty, but it works for a living (I clean it when I put it away in the fall, and before I use it in the spring). Heat index here is 102 and we just had a tropical storm come through, so it was sweaty work with saturation level humidity . Thanks to Cub Cadet Specialties for the help with hoses. 
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08-19-2024, 03:10 AM
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Thanks for the updates, nice work. We should be blessed with spare parts for the D600 for quite a few years to come, since they put them all over the world including the high seas. I used to buy parts for mine from a sailboat website because they had better prices.
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