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    Posted: 26 Jul 2010 at 6:44am

Does anyone know where to get the (fuel) hand primer rubber components for 190, 220 they apear to be the same. Agco wanted $47.55 apiece to repair it and the complete pump for $101.00, thanks.
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I was thinking of buying one next time I was at Agco, but had no idea they were that high.  I bought an electric open-center style fuel pump to use as a primer pump on another tractor for $50 at an auto parts store.  I would/will probably just do that instead of shelling out that kind of $$ unless someone gives you a better price.  Good luck! 
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that is a stanadyne primer pump assembly. Your local pump shop should be able to get them.
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