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1961 GAS D15 ser.1 Water pump
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    Posted: 23 Sep 2020 at 1:31pm
Two bolts and a stud hold this water pump on.

IS THE STUD THREADED SO THAT IT CAN BE REMOVED FROM THE ENGINE BLOCK?  It's difficult to tell by looking.
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My tractor was a D14, but that stud was threaded on mine. If series 1 D15, probably same engine and set up as my D14.
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yes the stud should be threaded. May be loctited into place if it goes into the water jacket
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I ended up just retapping the stud and I think it will hold.  
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