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Allan in NE

01-07-2006 03:43:52




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Mornin' Guys,

Well, I think I've been beat.

I've had this darned old tractor transmission apart from every conceivable angle and I've pulled every valve and hydraulic part out and inspected it clear down to the pistons against the swish plate.

To my untrained eye, I just can't see anything wrong or where the leak is. Threw the old gal together, filled 'er up with oil and took it out to my "test hill".

Worked fine and dug like a badger for about 50 feet and then promptly went back to it's old tricks. I can just feel something "giving away" when it decides to go south. Reverse works just fine.

Guess it is about time to load 'er on a trailer and take it to someone who can put the gauges on this thing to pinpoint the problem.

Was talking to the local red mech and telling him I think it has a bad pump. He says definitely not. If it pulls okay in one direction, then the pump has got to be pressuring up correctly. He says I’ve got a valve “leaking by”. The only one that looked even a little bit “iffy” was that forward check.

Dunno, it’s got me stumped.

Allan

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01-07-2006 11:43:35




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 Re: Need the Gauges in reply to Allan in NE, 01-07-2006 03:43:52  
Had a real nice long conversation with a feller from PA this morning.

He tells me that I'm giving up too darned easy, that it is just a piece of iron and that there is a reason for this rascal's erratic behavior.

He says that the major components have to be okay and that if I cannot find anything wrong with any of the valves that the pump servo has got to be leaking internally and causing it to "de-stroke" itself.

So, guess I'll screw my courage up, sweep the garage floor and drop that oil out of her for the fourth time. :>)

He's right; there just has to be a reason here somewhere. :>)

Allan

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lee

01-07-2006 06:27:00




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 Re: Need the Gauges in reply to Allan in NE, 01-07-2006 03:43:52  
The factory trouble shooting tests need to be run on it. It can appear fine and fail in operation.
With enough digging the problem will be found.



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Allan in NE

01-07-2006 07:17:26




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 Re: Need the Gauges in reply to lee, 01-07-2006 06:27:00  
Yes Sir,

That's the point where I'm at now. Just blindly pokin' around in there isn't doin' a bit of good. :>(

Allan



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WyoDave

01-07-2006 04:25:08




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 Re: Need the Gauges in reply to Allan in NE, 01-07-2006 03:43:52  
I have no idea about your hydro, I'm no smarter than you at that. I was just wondering if you're still looking for a truck. Appears to be a couple coming up on auction this Thursday.
David



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evielboweviel

01-07-2006 05:15:36




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 Re: Need the Gauges in reply to WyoDave, 01-07-2006 04:25:08  
that 5 bottom on land plow looks like Allan's speed. Tho after looking at the job I did on 20 acres with a semimount conv I believe if I was going to do much more plowing I would have to have one of the spinners also
Ron



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Allan in NE

01-07-2006 05:39:29




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 Re: Need the Gauges in reply to evielboweviel, 01-07-2006 05:15:36  
Mornin' Ron,

That thing does look sweet, don't it? Appears to be an 18 incher too.

Wish I had the ponies to pull it. My little 966 would never handle that brute; four bottoms is all she'll even look at. :>(

Allan

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Sloroll

01-07-2006 05:51:19




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 Re: Need the Gauges in reply to Allan in NE, 01-07-2006 05:39:29  
You need a 140 Allan.



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Allan in NE

01-07-2006 05:59:26




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 Re: Need the Gauges in reply to Sloroll, 01-07-2006 05:51:19  
ROFLMAO!!!!! !!!!

Yeah, I need somethin' that's fer sure. :>)

How many more days til spring, did ya say? I'm gettin' pretty antcey!

Allan



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Sloroll

01-07-2006 06:57:08




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 Re: Need the Gauges in reply to Allan in NE, 01-07-2006 05:59:26  
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Boy if that isn't a catch 22. I need a month or so to get ready and I need the revenue spring brings. Guess it is a lemon /lemonade thing huh? That old hydro of yours is sure looking good.

Hey Allan if you need some terrace work on your new spread, I'm hiring out... once I get the carb working right.

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evielboweviel

01-07-2006 13:10:06




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 Re: Need the Gauges in reply to Sloroll, 01-07-2006 06:57:08  
those came out when I was a kid, always liked them. Sent away for the plans showed you how to build it from scratch including the tracks. Have no idea where the plans are anymore and not for sale as a kit now.
Ron



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Harley

01-07-2006 12:40:32




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 Re: Need the Gauges in reply to Sloroll, 01-07-2006 06:57:08  
Bill you ain't right, but I think that's what makes you so lovable. We got rocks down here that that thing couldn't drive around in two days, let alone push, but it sure looks like a fun little dude to ride on. Somebody put a lot of time putting that together and making everything work, huh. Harley



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Sloroll

01-07-2006 15:05:45




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 Re: Need the Gauges in reply to Harley, 01-07-2006 12:40:32  
It kinda rattles yur marbles on concrete Harley. Not much power in the dirt. It is something to behold (Like a bear on a tricycle). Ima thinking of possibly making a beefcake construction calendar. Leather gloves, hard hat, a pair of them string under britches...

IT has a front mount mower too. I can't wait to try that!



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