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I can't see any issue besides it not pumping

Fins? Vanes? I see I spelled that wrong.

Dosen't help we have 5 years worth of rain this summer. Cool that you can buy just the covers thanks for that info

Theres a stainless plate at the front of the block, part of the pump is the block.

Always getting replaced since it evaporates quickly with air passing through so much

I make sure the coolant is all good and new. Not sure about anti cavitation additives?

Good info, it's Generally only the ones not used alot sitting outside that get so bad. I definitely can try bar and chain.

Maybe the stub shaft came off and he decided not to post

I'll add it to my winter maintenance list.

Too long yea rule #1 always watch your pto length the first time you attach to a different tractor that hasn't had that implement before. Also yea I had a really old pto once that had been sitting and I pulled it apart with 2 tractors (rope not the the stubs) but generally they aren't that bad...

Moly greese, cool. Gotta be somthing that dosen't go hard in winter

About.... 6 inches? I backed up to slide it together again and then when I went forward it fell off like normal. I didn't just keep dragging it I figured it was a bad thing. This post is more of a curiosity of how that section is built in a tractor

It has to be somthing simple that when my worker or my dad is putting it on or taking it off they don't have to think to hard otherwise they will break it or keep calling me lol. Even 2 pieces of pipe sliding inside eachother to replace the old gaurd would probably help alot. Also greese that...

I was typing that message as yours came through. Always solutions, generally they just fall apart and it's no issue.... it's possible it froze together this time. This post was more of a curious of how they design the stub shaft. My normal thing isn't to drag stuff along by the PTO this caught...

Many things could need new shafts but when it's certain things that sit alot even a new one will have the latch stick. This was a very strange occurrence and I didn't drag it across the yard or anything It just peaked my curiosity if someone had this happen with somthing that couldn't easily be...

Alot of our old equipment either has no plastic guard left or a metal one. So rust dosen't help the situation.

It may sound like that but generally isn't the case. I had this apart, cleaned up and greesed up only a month or 2 prior so I was surprised it stuck like that. Usually it's my manure spreader shafts that sit for so many months and even oiled up and greesed they still sometimes end up stuck. I...

This is the first time it has ever gotten stuck like that it usually just slides apart and I need tools for the latch part. I was surprised that it caught like that. Well first time I can think of... I didn't they could stick that hard especially since we had this one apart, greesed up and put...

I saw a few videos of ones cracked and missing veins. Plastic impellers and such but yea usually. I just can't understand why were not pumping enough to get to the heater core with a booster pump. This was also my lastage idea of whare the constant source of air in the system pushed into the...

They are always moving in and out so you would think they would need to handle a certain amount of thurst force. Anyone ever have the nub pull right out? I haven't but I'm curious