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dave from MN

11-20-2005 10:51:54

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allan, here is a pic of the lines My 5444 moves along in reverse pretty quick as well in high. Have you adjusted the speed ratio control position?

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Allan in NE

11-21-2005 05:17:46

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Re: Allan here is a pic of lines in reply to dave from MN, 11-20-2005 10:51:54

Mornin' Dave,

Yesterday, I took a ride into town and looked at an old 656 hydro the local dealer has on his lot.

Those lines had been replaced with rubber hose, but they are sure "crossed" also.

You're right. I think I have other 'problems'. :>(

I really appreciate you help,

Allan

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Logan in S.E. Texas

11-20-2005 18:35:34

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Re: Allan here is a pic of lines in reply to dave from MN, 11-20-2005 10:51:54

Dave from MN, I may be out of line with this but that brass quick opening valve in the picture should not be in hydraulic service. Brass valves and fittings do not handle pressure or temp. well at all. I will take a chance on sticking my nose in to speak up for safety. If I am out of line I will gladly take my lumps rather than get somebody hurt.

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dave from MN

11-20-2005 19:00:42

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Re: Allan here is a pic of lines in reply to Logan in S.E. Texas, 11-20-2005 18:35:34

Hey Thanks, ya know I really never noticed that. I really dont ever use it. It was on the hyd when i bought the tractor and just closed it today for the picture. Not sure but I think them parker fittings- valves are only rated for 300# working. Thankd and its always good to medle when it can increase a persons safety. I'll take them out of the system while I'm checking how the speed ratio can be changed.

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Logan in S.E. Texas

11-20-2005 19:29:21

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Re: Allan here is a pic of lines in reply to dave from MN, 11-20-2005 19:00:42

COOL, Glad to help. Want everybody to stay safe. These old tractors are dangerous enough without something like a brass valve being thrown in the mix. Go Red Power.

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dave from MN

11-20-2005 16:49:45

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I'll play with mine on monday in reply to dave from MN, 11-20-2005 10:51:54

Allan, I will play aroound with the speed ratio lerer on mine in the am and see what could all make the change that yopu have. I should be able to measure the stroke of different things compared to the distance the lever is moved. Something tells me youve had a linkage or proportioning valve altered or something.

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Allan in NE

11-20-2005 11:07:54

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Re: Allan here is a pic of lines in reply to dave from MN, 11-20-2005 10:51:54

Hmmmm,

Looks exactly the same. :>(

No, the control "neutrals" just right, so I didn't wanna mess with it.

Thanks for your help,

Allan

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Janicholson

11-20-2005 14:45:44

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Re: Allan here is a pic of lines in reply to Allan in NE, 11-20-2005 11:07:54

Is it possible that someone Flipped the ring gear to allow fast reverse with a bale spike or some other irrational reason?
I could be off base here, I have never been inside a Hydro (full size)
JimN

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Baelee05

11-20-2005 15:06:36

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Re: Allan here is a pic of lines in reply to Janicholson, 11-20-2005 14:45:44

I think Jan could be onto something here. Have you considered switching the lines to see what happens? I'm not familiar enough with the hydros to know if this will damage anything, but I'd be inclined to give it a try.

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dave from MN

11-20-2005 10:53:29

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Close up going in in reply to dave from MN, 11-20-2005 10:51:54

hmm

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dave from MN

11-20-2005 10:55:25

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another veiw in reply to dave from MN, 11-20-2005 10:53:29

hope this helps

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