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ed19

08-29-2007 05:13:51




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Can someone tell me how this system works internally? On my 400 the system is building up pressure at the end and will eventually just stop working until i let pressure off by undoing the plug under the seat. It is draining the torque tube and not getting back to it i think.
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ed19

08-29-2007 06:35:27




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 Re: eagle hitch system in reply to ed19, 08-29-2007 05:13:51  
I don't suppose you wouold know where to gat a diagram of that. The little owners manual i got with the tractor doesn't have anything close



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JGarner

08-29-2007 10:39:16




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 Re: eagle hitch system in reply to ed19, 08-29-2007 06:35:27  
Ed, go to this Web site (CaseIH) click on the underlined "right here!" at the bottom right, enter your model number in the search box and then find the tractor model in the list and click on it, then click on "figure listings". Scroll down through all of the listings until you get to the Eagle hitch hydraulic system and click on it. The parts list page shows a very detailed parts diagram.

JGarner

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ed19

08-29-2007 11:25:08




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 Re: eagle hitch system in reply to JGarner, 08-29-2007 10:39:16  
Your talking www.caseih.com?
All i can find are manuals that are for sale. Maybe i'm in the wrong spot?



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JGarner

08-29-2007 12:16:36




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 Re: eagle hitch system in reply to ed19, 08-29-2007 11:25:08  
Yes, you are in the wrong spot. Click on the little Parts search box when you get to the main page after all of the intro BS pages. That will bring up another confusing page that has all kinds of clickable links, but the only one you need is in the bottom right corner that says "Search right here!" right here is underlined, click on that and it takes you to the parts search page. I use this for reference several times a week, but I will admit it took me months of going back and searching until I decided to mouse over "right here" and found it was a link to what I had been looking for.

Jim

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Case Kernel

08-29-2007 13:25:05




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 Re: eagle hitch system in reply to JGarner, 08-29-2007 12:16:36  
Jim, Where were you when I needed you?.

I went through many "contortions", was bent out of shape like a pretzel and bugged a lot of people, including some on the Allis Chalmers site. No one suggested that I could get the schematics from Case IH site. I was finally made aware of it by the CaseIH parts guy when I went to order parts. What a find! I simply wanted to see what components were inside my pump--for the 49 SC with hydraulic pump. As it turns out, I'm missing a spool( a little push rod that opens the return valve) and couldn't know it unless I had a pump diagram.

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JGarner

08-29-2007 13:34:55




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 Re: eagle hitch system in reply to Case Kernel, 08-29-2007 13:25:05  
I actually have a dealer parts list and 5 of 9 of the service manuals for my 630, but whenever I am working on something outside with oily, greasy hands I take a print out from this site to look at. Keeps my "antique books" in better shape.



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ed19

08-29-2007 13:16:19




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 Re: eagle hitch system in reply to JGarner, 08-29-2007 12:16:36  
Jim, THANK YOU!! this is really nice. I much appreciate your help!



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Roger (Mi)

08-29-2007 06:00:05




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 Need to replace rockshaft piston seal in reply to ed19, 08-29-2007 05:13:51  
There is supposed to be a mechanical stop on the 3 point lift lever. It prevents the rockshaft piston (lift) from reaching the end of its travel. Check that adjustment. The reason hydraulic oil is going into the rearend is a defective rockshaft piston seal. You'll need to remove the rockshaft housing, remove the piston, and replace its seals. The rearend is supposed to have 90W gear lube filled to the low mark on on the plug/measuring rod.

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