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Mike Messick

11-11-2006 18:35:10




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Hydraulic problems - 3 point lift hesitates coming up - auxillary valves don't operate properly - hold one lever down and the other up to get it to lift right. Also need raditator and shop manual for this tractor.
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1030 Brian

11-11-2006 20:10:03




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 Re: 930 Case CK in reply to Mike Messick, 11-11-2006 18:35:10  
your remote valve problem maybe an easy fix. the outlets are not in pairs ao each side, they are top and bottom paired. Use both top remotes for 1 cyl. and the 2 bottom remotes for another. The 3 point problem could be dirty filters {Check these first}
Then the control valve under the seat. The best way to get to it is to remove the fuel tank, 2 bolts and 2 lines and 1 wire and the tankis ready to come off. If your going to remove the control vavle replace the 4 o rings that the mounting bolts go through. I would take it completly apart and clean then reasemble with all new seals and o-rings. It is fairly easy and a shop manual helps with the parts blow up. I did this on our 1030. the 3 pt would even go up, some of the check balls were froze, works good now! Good luck!! Brian

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shoeie

11-11-2006 19:54:31




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 Re: 930 Case CK in reply to Mike Messick, 11-11-2006 18:35:10  
You're problem with your 930 sounds like an ongoing problem I have had with my 930 and 1030. I have run into this several times and it's a easy fix. Under the seat of the tractor there is a relief valve. As I remember there are four 5/16" or 3/8" bolts holding the cap plate on. Remove the plate and you will find a plunger. Pull out the plunger and clean the cylinder it sits in and the plunger with emery cloth. The tollerance is so close with the plunger that a tiny speck of carbon or foreign material causes the plunger to hang up. When this happens the three point and the hyd remotes will not work right or won't work at all.
Give this a try, I would allmost bet it is your problem. The hardest part of the job is getting the seat out. Good Luck.

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