JD Telehandler Water Pumps parts list
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110, 120, 160LC, 200LC, 230LC, 230LCR, 230LCRD, 270LC, 690ELC, 3800, 330B, 335, 430B, 435 (S/N -012092), 643G, 843G, 653E, 653G, 643H, 843H, 740, 840, 7610, 7710, 7810* |
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RE500734 |
$134.00
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Replacement water pumps with gaskets for John Deere telehandlers, including the RE500734 pump assembly for the John Deere 3800 telescopic handler. These pumps keep coolant moving through the engine and radiator so the machine holds a steady operating temperature on the job site.
Fits Models At A Glance
Key Notes
- Part Type: Complete engine water pump assemblies for John Deere telehandler engines
- Application: Circulates coolant through the engine block, cylinder head and radiator
- Included: Gaskets are supplied with the pump for a clean seal at installation
- Fitment: Match the part number on your old pump and confirm the machine serial number before ordering
Why Choose Broken Tractor
- ✅ Aftermarket water pumps built to match original fitment
- ✅ Parts team helps confirm telehandler fitment before you order
- ✅ Fast shipping from Louisiana and Ohio locations
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the RE500734 water pump fit a John Deere 3800 telehandler?
Yes, the RE500734 water pump is listed for the John Deere 3800 telehandler. Fitment can vary by serial number, so match the part number on your old pump before ordering. If you are unsure, call (800) 909-7060 and our parts team can help confirm it.
What comes with a John Deere telehandler water pump?
The water pump we carry for the John Deere 3800 comes with gaskets. That gives you what you need to seal the pump to the engine during installation. Check your old pump's mounting hardware and reuse or replace it as needed.
What are the signs of a bad water pump on a John Deere telehandler?
Common signs include coolant leaking from around the pump, the engine running hotter than normal, and a grinding or whining noise from the pump bearing. A pulley that wobbles or has play is another warning sign. Replacing a failing pump early helps protect the engine from overheating damage.
Should I replace or rebuild a leaking telehandler water pump?
For most owners, replacing the pump with a complete assembly is the simpler option. A new pump with gaskets avoids pressing bearings and seals and gets the machine back to work faster. Broken Tractor offers complete water pump assemblies for the John Deere 3800 telehandler.