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Kirk in ks,
05-01-2007 05:55:52
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Re: 2670 steering in reply to Scott in northwest Iowa, 04-30-2007 20:54:09
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Hi Scott, thye are there to feed fluid to that corner of tractor, and the power steering is fine on your's too you dont need a bigger wheel ,
I think there either a leak in the system somewherer, or you need hydralic fluid in the resivour under the cab
When you steer at low rev's , it will be a little stiff cause of low pressure and the big tire's on these tractor's,
Put some throttle up a little bit , and it should be fine, let it warm up for at least 5 min
so you see the needle on the tranny temp in the middle,then you can put it in gear and take her out,
Scott, when you shift gear's, take it easy on the throttle, not too much when going up thru the
range,and the same when comeing down, you dont want it to bang when downshifting as It will do if you have too much throttle,
hard on the powershift, & even tougher on your wallet if it need's attention in a shop,
Scott, the rear steering is for field only, as you dont need it for the road,
the tractor will go 13 MPH in high and you dont want any more cause of the short wheelbase as it will bounce, or rock, so take it slow when getting used to it,
you cant put a blade on front as it will offset the balance and want to tip front over so dont think of that,
It will pull 24,000 lbs as Case designed it to do, so it's a good puller,
Chisel plow,s, or that big red 9 blade offset moldboard plow,
It was made to do these thing's Scott, so i dont think you'd have a problem there,
It take's 110 gallon's of fuel,
55 per side,
does your A/C , and heater work in your's scott,
Mine is not working so i have to get it fixed, also the pyrometer is unhooked at the side of turbo , but i dont need it anyway, as im not doing any hard field work right now,
it just to tell you if the tractor is overheating or running too hard, and to slow it down,
Kirk,
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