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Old 07-31-2016, 07:28 PM
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What Electric Fuel pump do you guys use on a 782 replace the stock one?
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For a 782D? Or a 782?

I know you have that gasoline one, but they used a mechanical pump. I replace the mechanical pumps with Prime Line replacement pumps. Cheaper, and seem to last.
For the diesel tractors, you can get a replacement fuel pump at most all part stores. Just make sure to get one specifically for diesel. They usually run about $40, IIRC.
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Both my stock kohler engines are mechanical, and work well.
If you want electric, it should be low volume and only a few pounds pressure,
#3-4 maybe.
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Ironically there's a Write up in the latest cadet connection magazine. He uses a Facet model 40177 pump. 7 gpm at 1-2 psig and has a check valve . Hope this helps Jason.
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For a 782D? Or a 782?

I know you have that gasoline one, but they used a mechanical pump. I replace the mechanical pumps with Prime Line replacement pumps. Cheaper, and seem to last.
For the diesel tractors, you can get a replacement fuel pump at most all part stores. Just make sure to get one specifically for diesel. They usually run about $40, IIRC.
A 782 gas one
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Yep! Made in the USA, upstate NY to be exact, about two miles from my house. I have a couple friends that work at the plant and they do extensive testing on the pumps. It's a quality product. To ensure a long life with any pump, keep your fuel clean.
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Yep! Made in the USA, upstate NY to be exact, about two miles from my house. I have a couple friends that work at the plant and they do extensive testing on the pumps. It's a quality product. To ensure a long life with any pump, keep your fuel clean.
Yep the fuel filter goes on the inlet, between the tank and the pump. I have one on a 1811.
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Yep the fuel filter goes on the inlet, between the tank and the pump. I have one on a 1811.
Were Did buy that at I Can find the pumps . I can't find that part number.
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