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RZ4219 Hydraulic pump motor fan blade replacement

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mikec35

Has anyone replaced this? I cannot locate the part on any parts diagrams. My belt wore out and it bent a few of the blades as it jumped the pulley on the right side motor. I'm thinking I can cut the bent portions of the existing blades off and roll on, any reason I shouldn't? I cut about 1.5 flat acres every week or so with this mower. In case I need to replace this fan how do you drop the pump motor? Thank you, Mike



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bertsmobile1

Has anyone replaced this? I cannot locate the part on any parts diagrams. My belt wore out and it bent a few of the blades as it jumped the pulley on the right side motor. I'm thinking I can cut the bent portions of the existing blades off and roll on, any reason I shouldn't? I cut about 1.5 flat acres every week or so with this mower. In case I need to replace this fan how do you drop the pump motor? Thank you, Mike


most makers will only list the hydro as a complete unit so you get the fan from the hydro makers
Fans are generally held on with an E clip ( if you are lucky or a normal 2 eye external circlip if you are not )
Never been ablt to remove either while the trans is in position.
In theory a bent fan or fan with missing blades will cause grief being out of balance but considering the drive belt pulley loads I doubt it will be a problem.


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mikec35

Thanks for the info. I found the number on the transaxle, internet searches are not turning up the fan I need. Maybe I can reach out to Hydro-Gear for the part # and a distributor? The transaxle is zc-dpbb-2m5a-2wpx


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kellogdylan

hi friend

you can replace it with this part of insurance works very well for you

https://www.hydrogear.parts/Hydro-Gear-ZC-DPBB-2M5A-2WPX/


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dfbroxy

dfbroxy

If they are only metal, why cant you use pliers to bend them back?


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bertsmobile1

If they are only metal, why cant you use pliers to bend them back?

BEcause they are plastic


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