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Case 830 hydraulics need plumbing

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brooksc4

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Case 830 i purchased has had some modifications made to the plumbing. Now the pump does not feed the hydraulic remotes. Pictures attached. How do I get the pump tied back into the remotes correctly? The people that had it before plugged rags in the remote hookups.
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First pic , remove hose, remove ell, put new oring on fitting -912 think. Install to steel pipe. Will need new hose and couplers.
 
This was answered pretty well on fb. You need to remove the rubber hose and reconnect the steel pipes and add hoses and couplers.
 
If you ran the tractor and it didn't blow the rags out I think the pump is bad. You might post your question in the Case forum.
 
The pump is not hooked to the parts with the rags. They must have used a remote valve of some type and eliminated the entire tractor valve system. He has all the parts to put it back on the pallet except the couplers and hoses to them.
 
Thanks. I'm trying to visualize how the hoses will run once I hook it up to the remote, but yall have given me some great info to get me started.
 
Here is a pic from my 1030. The angle brackets bolt on over the third link bracket. The coupler holders you have only fit case couplers. You can get them either at salvage yards or most places that sell hydraulic parts should have them. I change all mine to pioneer couplers to get the push/pull type that are easier to hook up.


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