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Does a D15 Crank pulley come ready for hyd. pump
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    Posted: 27 May 2010 at 6:22am
Sold the loader off of my D15 complete with the hyd. pump that runs off of the crank pulley.  Was wondering if the pulley that comes on a d15 has the bolt hole locations for the hyd. pump shaft already or is that something that had to be changed when putting a loader with live hyd. pump on?  Just trying to find out for the new owner so that I know if we have to swap crankshaft pulleys or not.  Thanks for any help. 
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The pulley is drilled and tapped for adapter to drive pump. Fred
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I should also mention you can purchase a new adapter easier than remove yours and if you need a name for the company I have it somewhere. Fred
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Thanks Fred.  If you have that info, that would be great.  I told the new owner it might be a good idea to put new rubber grommets by the hyd. pump as well as long as it is apart.  Might be able to get them from the same place
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