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    Posted: 27 Apr 2017 at 3:21pm
I have an Allis Chalmers 7040 and the fan is slightly loose. Do I just tighten up the bolts holding it on or is there a bushing that needs to be replaced?
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better check your water pump bearing
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Replace water pump before fan goes through radiator.     MACK
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Like Mack says......I suppose there is a very slim chance it could just be bolts, but unlikely.
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i was gona say the same thing Mack did

you could check the bolts but if that shaft come outa that pump housing its gona be UGLY

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Thanks Gents. I bought a new pump. Anything I should be aware of when I do the replacement?
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You might want to change the thermostats while it is drained down so you know there won't be an issue later
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Good luck getting the aluminum fan spacer off the nose of the water pump hub.
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