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Allan in NE · Jul 1, 2009

Hmmm,

Used the H to stack hay and by the time I got to the 4th bale, all the hydraulic oil was in the engine again.

Darned thing works fine on 800lb bales, but these larger ones are stressin' 'er a bit. :>(

Allan

the tractor vet · Jul 1, 2009

What kind of pressure is she building ??

glennster · Jul 1, 2009

farmerize it and hook the hydraulic suction line to the oil pan drain plug and use the motor for your resevoir!!! oooorrr.......sneek over to neblinc's and switch pumps with him!!!

Janicholson · Jul 1, 2009

Sometimes a person just has to fix things. I had a leaky dog one time. It took education. Jim

Allan in NE · Jul 1, 2009

Heck, I dunno.

Pump is off of a 300. Ought to be around 1,000 lbs hadn't it?

Darned old thing just works great unless I start lifting real heavy loads, then it comes by that pump seal.

Really hate to buy a new pump fer that old tractor. Maybe it's time it went to raking hay 'er somethin'? :>)

Allan

neblinc · Jul 1, 2009

If you need a belly pump, I have a few extras.

Randy

JLE · Jul 1, 2009

You are going to have go deeper then the seal, it may have blown an internal diaphram, if you are lucky, it hasn't ruined the casting.

the tractor vet · Jul 1, 2009

IF that old pump is good then it can go to what ever the relief is set at so best be putting a gauge to it Allen and see what your getting . Normaly 1200-1500 on a good pump and relief

GordoSD · Jul 1, 2009

I thought we already decided that.

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