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Murph75

01-05-2007 08:06:53




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Just bought an 885 gas David Brown. Everything is cherry except there are no hydraulics. I don't hear the pump even trying when I lift or engage the remote valve. I was wondering where the hydraulic pump is located and what else might be wrong? Thanks




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richard in nz

01-05-2007 12:42:08




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 Re: DavidBrown885G in reply to Murph75, 01-05-2007 08:06:53  
First of all check that the pto will drive, if there is a problem with the pto clutch the pump may not have drive.You dont say wheather you have a proper DB remote on the tractor which were very expensive, or if a supply has been taken from the 4 way selector valve on the FRONT of the rear axle on the LEFT side, there is a black knob and if the decal is still in place it will have the positions L, L1, 1, 2 on it. (the cheap way) if so be shure the controls are set correctly to work. The pump draws its oil through a filter under the gearbox, you will see a round tin housing under the tractor about 8" round by 3" deep, there is a replaceable paper filter, a strainer and a magnetic filter in there, drain the trans oil to service. Just to the rear of the lift lever there is a tin plate, when removed this gives access to the top of the selectamatic valve and the bypass and hold valves fitted in the top of it, you may have a dump valve fitted in the hold valve,check the dump valve is not in the dump (up) position, these can get dirt in them (not an uncommon fault at all) and from memory cleaning is described in the operators manual. If these valves have dirt in them oil will be sent straight back to the trans casing without going through the selectamatic valve to work anything.

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bshannon

01-05-2007 10:28:29




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 Re: DavidBrown885G in reply to Murph75, 01-05-2007 08:06:53  
Not sure if it's the same, but on a DB 990D we had there was a knob located on the back of the tractor that would lock up the 3 pt. Of course that shouldn't affect the remote. I know a bolt came out of the pump twice on ours, but the dealer tore it apart, so I'm not sure how hard it is to fix.



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