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1957 d-17 hydraulics

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Bud S

04-20-2004 11:05:27




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Where is the pump at and how does it work.Is there away to ajust it or make it have more lifting power.I was told it would move round bales around before I bought it but it won't lift it off ground with aftermarket 3pt.It tries,, my son inlaws wd45 moves them.and this is my first tractor so any help would HELP>>>Thanks BUD S




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Kevin (FL)

04-21-2004 13:45:00




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 Re: 1957 d-17 hydraulics in reply to Bud S , 04-20-2004 11:05:27  
Bud,

We have a '59 diesel and I'm about to pull the pump to see why ours isn't lifting. I believe the pump is a multiple piston type and it's located in the "belly" of the housing forward of the tranny. You should see a pan on the bottom. The AC manual and also the I & T manual have quite a bit of info on troubleshooting the pump and the system. I've never worked on ours, but as they say: "I fixin to learn"...In my case I have an 80 year-old mechanic thats going to look over my shoulder. If you don't have a manual, you need to get one. I might even have an extra one here, I'd have to check.

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Bud S

04-22-2004 06:07:51




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 Re: Re: 1957 d-17 hydraulics in reply to Kevin (FL), 04-21-2004 13:45:00  
Kevin;Thanks alot for the reply.This is my first tractor so I'm learning as I go.And no I don't have a manual.Where would I get one or if you have an extra how much?I live in Illinois and am trying to learn all I can about the d17.It's hard when you live in John Deere country.Some guys say trade it in but I knew I want a d17 when I went to my first Tractor auction.Thanks again..BUD S.



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Kevin (FL)

04-22-2004 09:41:09




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 Re: Re: Re: 1957 d-17 hydraulics in reply to Bud S, 04-22-2004 06:07:51  
Bud,

I think I have a new D17 operators manual (not a photocopy) and I might have an I & T Service manual (used in good shape and not a photocopy). I purchased the factory service manual new and have no "extras" of that one. Repost with your email and I'll get in touch with you. You can add a letter in your address or something to prevent spamming, or other means to hide your address from spammers, but where I could figure it out....

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Bud S

04-22-2004 12:16:42




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: 1957 d-17 hydraulics in reply to Kevin (FL), 04-22-2004 09:41:09  
Kevin: Thanks again for your reply.It's lilguy512002@yahoo.com.I'm at work so sometimes i'm alittle slow getting back to people.THANKS BUD S.



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