Posted by Ken Macfarlane on March 18, 2008 at 08:28:32 from (156.34.142.102):
Looking at a New Holland that had a pump shot at 1400 hours, was sent to dealer 1 to be replaced, spent 5000$, 1800 hours the hydraulics were gone again. Dealer 1 had gone under, took to dealer 2, he says the pump was never replaced, and shaft is scored terrible, suspects only a pickup screen was cleaned by dealer 1.
Tractor is for sale at a great price, who here would dare take a chance... I'm thinking you'd want to spent some money on a few flushings and flush the loader well.
I'm not sure I would dare touch it, it seems like stuff gets lodged everywhere in valve circuits and comes back to haunt you.
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