tomcollins
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I have a 4040 pulling a 7300 4 row planter with vacum pump.after a bit of running the oil and engine temp runs high.we have rebuilt the outlets on the tractor very little change any help would be great.
(quoted from post at 09:30:59 07/16/14) I have a 4040 pulling a 7300 4 row planter with vacum pump.after a bit of running the oil and engine temp runs high.we have rebuilt the outlets on the tractor very little change any help would be great.
(quoted from post at 10:55:32 07/16/14) this tractor has a quad range trans,oil cooler and radiator are clean.We have checked the belts tension is good so are belts.The outlets have all new o-rings,and componints internally that help somewhat,but still overheats.Now when i say overheats it will get in the red,also when the planter is engaged puts a slight load on the engine.The rpms are runing about 16,1700 when plantig.Thought it might be my planter motor so we put a hydrolic pump spray rig on same tractor same results.
(quoted from post at 13:49:03 07/16/14)
Run the rpms at 2100. 1600-1700 isn't going to save any worthwhile fuel of wear.
(quoted from post at 16:02:14 07/16/14) Take the plug out in the back housing and dump the return oil back in the trans instead of the outlets.
(quoted from post at 18:53:26 07/16/14) Baling hay is in no way loading and heating the hydraulic oil like a hydraulic motor does..
(quoted from post at 10:02:21 07/17/14) Read it again. I said it isn't going to save any worthwhile fuel or
wear.
(reply to post at 11:17:09 07/17/14)
(quoted from post at 06:25:07 07/18/14)
I have no idea where your 3gpm number is from?
(quoted from post at 08:43:53 07/18/14)
How does a 4255 loafing along bailing hay compare to a 4040 lugging at 1700rpm?
(quoted from post at 11:27:58 07/18/14)(quoted from post at 08:43:53 07/18/14)
How does a 4255 loafing along bailing hay compare to a 4040 lugging at 1700rpm?
How is pulling a 4 row planter considered lugging with a 90 HP tractor by you while pulling a rd baler by 120 HP is loafing??? JD A's pulled 4 row planters years ago.
(quoted from post at 12:24:15 07/18/14)
At 1600-1700 and geared up traveling faster than the A.The 4040 is much heavier than the A and requires more power to just haul it's self around.The A wasn't driving a hydraulicly driven vacuum fan.
(quoted from post at 13:59:28 07/18/14)(quoted from post at 12:24:15 07/18/14)
At 1600-1700 and geared up traveling faster than the A.The 4040 is much heavier than the A and requires more power to just haul it's self around.The A wasn't driving a hydraulicly driven vacuum fan.
:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: I'm aware that an A wasn't hydraulically powering a vacuum pump but a 4040 has almost 3 times the A's HP. PS: it's hydraulically not hydraulicly
Glen it would shock me if a nuclear electrolysis(sorry electrician) such as yourself has ever baled a rd bale of hay!!
(quoted from post at 14:42:50 07/19/14)
I suppose a 4050 M4WD and a 4x6 JD round baler of ore-kicker vintage doesn't count ?
Flat lander like you would drop a bale and wonder why it rolled down hill through the fence and into the creek.
Actually a 309A inter provincial , OPG nuclear shift control tech , confined space monitor, gas tester, radiation green man, fire captain with the high angle rescue, hazmat, advanced 1st aid. Passed the fire Fighter fitness test at at York University as well.
(quoted from post at 23:17:12 07/19/14)
What does that have to do with anything?
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