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where is the unloading valve located owen? i have tried the lever in many positions,draft. thanks guys, this is all new to me i was a ford mech for 22 years,cars and trucks.
 
(quoted from post at 21:00:41 11/04/10) where is the unloading valve located owen? i have tried the lever in many positions,draft. thanks guys, this is all new to me i was a ford mech for 22 years,cars and trucks.
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The unloading valve is located behind a plug located in the front of the right seat support. The plug is held in place with a snap ring. Behind the plug is the unloading valve seat and then the valve itself.
 
If you intend to work on this yourself you should really get a manual for it. The IT ones are cheapest, but do leave some details out. The ones from the dealer or Binder books are best and you will pay for it too. It will solve your finding and info questions easiest and fastest.
Not trying to be a smart alec just the books will be around for a life time if taken care of.Will also answer any other issues that come up.
 
If you don't have a service manual, you could look parts up on the CASEIH site and it will give you a good layout of what you are looking for. The unloading valve is in the right hand seat support behind that large plug that faces the front.
 
thanks guys,i have one on the way now. thanks for your help'
was just making sure i was on the right track.
 
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