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2390 Powershift diagnostic help


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Posted by Matt Hubbard on February 06, 2013 at 03:55:57 from (71.123.186.160):

This forum has been a huge help and is full of a wealth of information. Hoping someone out there can help shed some light on a hydraulic problem with my Case 2390.
Just recently picked up a great running 2390. Engine purrs like a kitten. Everything was functioning for first 5 hrs use. Went to start yesterday and after reasonable warm up period, it would stall when clutch fully depressed. After several tries, it finally would allow me to clutch without stalling.
Packed everything up to road it to one of my other farms 5 miles away. That’s when I noticed 4th gear was not working at all( no low, medium or high) Thought maybe I lost a linkage from plowing week before so continued in third gear.
Plowed about 25 acres and then things started going down hill. Did most of my plowing in 2nd gear high. When I was finishing up I noticed that 2nd gear medium and low seemed soft. That’s when I started worrying. In 1st, 2nd, and 3rd –low medium sluggish to not working at all. High gear functions normally.
My thought was problem with C-1. I checked C-1 pilot spool and it was sticking. After freeing it up low and medium seem to work a little better in some gears.
While packing everything up to road back to barn I noticed everything had gone to hell.
Here is what I have:
1. 1st gear- low doesn’t work, medium works but sluggish, high and reverse works fine
2. 2nd gear-low and medium work but sluggish, high and reverse works fine
3. 3rd gear-low doesn’t work, 2nd sluggish, high and reverse works fine
4. 4th gear-low, medium high, don’t work(I didn’t check reverse).
5. Auxiliary hydraulics do not work unless in high, and then they work very slow and only with engine reved very high.
6. 3pt does not work unless in high
7. Power steering does not seem to work at all.
I’m ordering a set of gauges to check pressures. If I have a leak in the c-1 circuit , I figured that I’d lose both low and medium. But I clearly have medium in some gears. Low is mostly hit or miss(mostly miss). I’m thinking 4th gear is a linkage issue I just haven’t found yet. Loss of power steering completely baffles me. It’s too coincident to think the cylinder gave up the same time everything else. I am also baffled as to why auxiliary and 3 pt only work in high.
I’m a decent mechanic so if I have to split and pull powershift for rebuild, that doesn’t scare me. Hoping someone could point to a suspect accessible valve/junction that I should check first.
Please limit inputs to constructive feedback. I don’t need a lot of “What do you expect from a case power shift”
I absolutely love the engine in this tractor and I’m willing to invest he time/money to get the hydraulics working correctly again.

Thanks in advance


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