Farmall h oil pump

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Grizz

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I'm doing an in frame overhaul on my 1944 H, as long as I have the pan off thought I might take a look at the oil pump. The photos I've seen of pumps on a bench look as though two bolts holds the pump in Place. I'm assuming if you remove those bolts the pump should come out. Any words of wisdom on R / R of the pump, would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks much
Grizz
 
It should just pull out. I just pulled one out of a 350U and had to tap on it due to rust from being full of water.
 
Grizz, do you have a copy of the Parts Manual to use while going through the restore? It has an exploded view of the oil pump, which would help you.

Thought we used to have it in the PDF Manuals, but I don't see it. Send me a private message with your email address and I'll send you the file.
 
Jim and Stanton

I have two service manuals and a parts manual. Both service manuals show exploded views of the pump, but no explanation on how you take it out. I just wanted to be sure when I started pulling on it, I wasn't going to break something. Just getting started on a frame up restoration so I'm sure I will be back for a little more of your expertise. I really appreciate the all the information, this forum is a great resource.
 
Stanton":3a5ln2ev said:
Grizz, do you have a copy of the Parts Manual to use while going through the restore? It has an exploded view of the oil pump, which would help you.

Thought we used to have it in the PDF Manuals, but I don't see it. Send me a private message with your email address and I'll send you the file.
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I posted a couple of Parts manuals to the newsgroups. About a year-and-a-half ago. Go on binsearch and type in
Pok it is me
Put the settings at 250 per page and 1100 days back. I posted it within the last 2 years. You can also try typing in international harvester. If I am correct I posted two separate manuals maybe three

https://www.binsearch.info/?q=Pok+it+is ... =&min=1250

Look for international harvester 485 days back...will change from today's date...2,18,19
 
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