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Update on Case Tractor Jerking Problem

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Elle

05-02-2008 22:45:40




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There is an ongoing leak under the tractor directly below the seat and towards the rear of the tractor. It is clear and not gasoline. Could that be contributing to the jerking?

Also, when mowing today, the tractor did great when it was put into reverse gear (low and high), but the same jerking continued to happen when it was put into forward high gear. Like I said earlier, the low forward gear is ok on the level in low grass, except when there is an extra exertion put on the tractor, like going up the slightest grade - it could barely make it. Elle

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iluvcase

05-03-2008 05:17:40




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 Re: Update on Case Tractor Jerking Problem in reply to Elle, 05-02-2008 22:45:40  
Elle:Either Call me or e-mail me...i sent you an e-mail the other day. I'm pretty sure i can help you. You need to find out exactly where your tractor is leaking hyd. oil and then add the right amt. Your hyd. oil resevoir is too low causing the tractor to jerk. DO not use your tractor like this until you resolve the problem....you will damage the whole hyd. system.Your tractor has a metal hyd. oil tank and it is crucial on these tractors to keep the oil up to the full mark. They came new with a dipstick to check the hyd. oil.

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Camboted

05-03-2008 00:32:14




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 Re: Update on Case Tractor Jerking Problem in reply to Elle, 05-02-2008 22:45:40  
Hey, I bought a late model "L" at the Bridgeport auction just to keep it from going to the smelter. I didn't need it or want it, but it had a starter, so I sold it t "Bridgeport Tractor". The sheet metal was excellent, so unless they've sold it, I imagine they have a hood. LOL!



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Camboted

05-03-2008 00:33:23




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 Re: Update on Case Tractor Jerking Problem in reply to Camboted, 05-03-2008 00:32:14  
Sorry, right answer for the wrong question!



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