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Battery is good, (12.7 v), try with jumper cables directly from Batt. posts to starter pos. and case ground.

Aren't the seal and bearing both in the side cover, or are both bearings bad?

If PTO works normally with a load, clutch good. Just re-assemble the assembly.

It probably does'n't have one. you drain the block or lower rad hose, at least on my YM2000B.

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You will obvously need to shorten your drive shaft by a like amount.

Don't know exactly what issues you are referring to, but I managed to overcome all of my YM2000B BB problems by just adjusting the drop speed lever. Just tap the handle up or down for complete control, like icing a cake

For a $500 pump I would go to all lengths to repair the old one. If not pumping at all, the pump cylinders are frozen in the "up" position, against spring tension.Soaking in PB Blaster and hammering-on, (prior to disassembly) is in order.

More info needed. That's why you have a shear pin at the back end of the pto shaft.

I know from my work experience that some company's stock sealed bearings and not open bearings just to same on inventory space. Seals are easily popped out. All of our bearings come sealed now for that reason. If you are replacing an open bearing you just pop out the little plastic seal. It just sn...

I would first check with the supplier to assure you have the correct bearings.

The hardest part is getting the tire's bead broken loose from the wheel. Lower the wheel-less hub onto the tire next to the bead, it will pop. That's why I bought your turf tires mounted for my 1610D in '09, just R & R. The guy that bought the AG set was happy they were mounted too :D . As a si...

Truck tire shop, probably $10, especially if you swear to let them mount new. Better yet, take the new tires with you, just tell dealer you just need to refinish wheels before remounting. I had a YM2000 rear tube patched for $8 e few years back.

You must determine if the starter works, or does not work, on the bench before proceeding.

Never worked with sleeves, but as with any press-fit parts, put internals, (common sense), in the freezer for a day and they will slip right in. Only replace parts that are worn; however I am lazy and cheap

That kind of condensation requires high humidity which I'm sure you do not have in So. Ariz. Betting you just did not get all of the water out. Just find/fix the leak, no matter what it is. What kind of cover? Can rain blow in?