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Jim Paterson

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I removed the cover from my belly pump compartment today and looking up at it, the picture shows you what I see. How do I know if it is engaged? I can identify the drive shaft, but what are the things I have circled in red?
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Jim - Your tractor's belly pump driveshaft is missing!

The circled items are the coupling halves that fit the drive shaft.
 
Well, I don't ever plan to use the belly pump so I should be good to go? Can I just leave the reservoir empty? Sorry for the stupid questions.
 
It would be prudent to put a quart of oil in it every year (or only once if it doesn't leak) to keep it from rusting into powder. Or you could remove it and put a cover plate on the opening. Jim
 
The seal was probably leaking, so someone pulled the driveshaft. It is fine leaving it that way.
 
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