Anonymous-0
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I recently purchased a farmall 460 gas with a hyd loader. It has to run a couple of minutes before using the hyd controls or the engine will die. why?
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Janicholson
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There are several possible answers. If the engine is cold and the oil is thick,the load on the hydraulic can stall the engine. If the levers are pulled all the way, there is less loading on them. try that. JimN
Allan in NE
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Tractors don't have automatic chokes.
Allan
Allan
Anonymous-0
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Lee,
Sounds like a restriction in one of your hoses, whereas your fluid needs to circulate a few minutes to warm and thin out. Also if the weather where you are is to terribly cold may have a little ice building up in your lines when not in use.If hyd pump is run off distributor and engine takes a few minutes to level out that could be your problem.
Just my thoughts as i have seen this several times.
Kevin
Sounds like a restriction in one of your hoses, whereas your fluid needs to circulate a few minutes to warm and thin out. Also if the weather where you are is to terribly cold may have a little ice building up in your lines when not in use.If hyd pump is run off distributor and engine takes a few minutes to level out that could be your problem.
Just my thoughts as i have seen this several times.
Kevin
Allan in NE
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Yep,
Just takes one winter of feeding cattle to realize this is a normal thing. Let 'er warm up fer a few minutes. :>)
Allan
Just takes one winter of feeding cattle to realize this is a normal thing. Let 'er warm up fer a few minutes. :>)
Allan
Here is what I posted on the 656 thread above which may or may not help. Don't know if it is a governor issue or not:
My 2606 will lug down and die if I don't wait until the engine and the fluid has warmed up or rev it way up. That's usually when I try to pickup the hoe off the ground which takes a lot of hyd. volume. Kinda have to keep it on partial choke till it is warm then it is ok. Now that I think about it, the stall point is when the cylinder has hit the end and it begins to bypass.
Don't know if it is the governor but it works when warmed up. I guess also once I have the loader and hoe off the ground, I can't drive in higher gear until completely warm without it dying. Maybe there is a governor issue when cold?
My 2606 will lug down and die if I don't wait until the engine and the fluid has warmed up or rev it way up. That's usually when I try to pickup the hoe off the ground which takes a lot of hyd. volume. Kinda have to keep it on partial choke till it is warm then it is ok. Now that I think about it, the stall point is when the cylinder has hit the end and it begins to bypass.
Don't know if it is the governor but it works when warmed up. I guess also once I have the loader and hoe off the ground, I can't drive in higher gear until completely warm without it dying. Maybe there is a governor issue when cold?
John Athey
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I have a Farmall 460D. Mine does the same with the loader until it warms up. I think it is jus the nature of the beast / machine. So let it warm up.
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