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Case 1070 tranny/problem need help!
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Jeff mans
12-01-2007 16:12:53
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How do you disengage the hydrostat transmission on a case 1070, for towing. The tractor turns over but will not start. Tried using ether but still wont run. Engine still turns over fine. Checked the air and fuel filter and they look fine. Any ideas? Ran fine at the beginning of the day then started to sputter/ lost power then died, since then it hasn"t started.
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Dairy farmer in WI
12-01-2007 17:55:38
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Re: Case 1070 tranny/problem need help! in reply to Jeff mans, 12-01-2007 16:12:53
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it's not a tranny problem. you can't pull start the powershifts. i had the same running issue today with the 970. when i blew out the fuel lines it started but still missed. so tonight i found the "diesel 911" as is printed on the jug. it is mos likely a water(condensation) problem and ice built up. that diesel stuff gets rid of the water . also i would drain the tank next time it gets near empty just to try to get the dirt and gunk out. you'd be supprised at what comes out hope this helps you DF in WI P.S.: you can pick up the "diesel 911" at any gas station that sells diesel or at farm supply stores.
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Jeff mans
12-02-2007 14:14:47
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Re: Case 1070 tranny/problem need help! in reply to Dairy farmer in WI, 12-01-2007 17:55:38
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Everyone says it's a fuel problem, but ether should still make it fire for alittle bit but it does nothing!
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Nedd
12-03-2007 09:40:56
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Re: Case 1070 tranny/problem need help! in reply to Jeff mans, 12-02-2007 14:14:47
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Ether only works if there is spark. If there is not enough deisel for ignition you won't get a spark and will not fire the ether.
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nomad
12-01-2007 17:33:35
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Re: Case 1070 tranny/problem need help! in reply to Jeff mans, 12-01-2007 16:12:53
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take fuel line loose . if no flow or weak then blow line out and blow air back into tank. run tractor back to shop and finish cleaning there. good luck
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mEl
12-01-2007 16:26:01
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Re: Case 1070 tranny/problem need help! in reply to Jeff mans, 12-01-2007 16:12:53
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The 1070 was made either in standard shift or powershift, since you called it a hydrostatic I am assuming it is a powershift. The powershift on a 1070 is independant of the 4 speed portion, it is not a hydrostatic unit by any definition. The unit can be towed by simply putting the 4 speed shifter in neutral, but you will have no steering and hard brakes. It sounds like a fuel problem and if I were you rather than put yourself and others at risk , i would fix the problem on the spot, or have someone with the proper equipment move it for you.
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