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Just got a 880/E What is it?

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dfoss

10-19-2002 14:45:45




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How old is this? The Serial No. is 525554 Engine No. AD3/40A 4868

I have a problem with the 3 point linkage hydraulics - can anyone point me in the right direction - when I pull the levers back to lift the engine slows and I can hear the pump churning but nothing happens - Guy who sold it said it was a valve problem! I have no manual or handbook - any info gratefully received - I am a good mechanic but a tractor virgin!

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Elmer

10-19-2002 16:34:21




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 Re: Just got a 880/E What is it? in reply to dfoss, 10-19-2002 14:45:45  
Built from Sept 1964 to Oct 1965. I can supply you with operators manual, parts book and shop manual. Email me if your interested. Are the links at the bottom position at the moment or are they locked up?



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dfoss

10-20-2002 00:30:15




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 Re: Re: Just got a 880/E What is it? in reply to Elmer, 10-19-2002 16:34:21  
Hiya Elmer
Thanks for your response
I can lift the links about 20 degrees from about 45degrees to about 25 degrees from vertical - no resistance

Should I have engaged pto or anything first?

What is the small lever operating a cable mounted on the right of the lifting arm do?

Pardon my ignorance - my first tractor

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dfoss



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Elmer

10-20-2002 08:40:48




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 Re: Re: Re: Just got a 880/E What is it? in reply to dfoss, 10-20-2002 00:30:15  
The cable is for draft sensing. If it is hooked to the small lever it allows height position control. Pto does not need to be engaged. Do you have an external service valve mounted at your left heel sitting on the tractor. IF it has three knobs they have to be in the right position. The later valve had one lever with four positions. It was easier to figure out. If you hear the pump whine then it was working. If you have no intention of using external service on the tractor i have the original manifold that takes the place of the valve with the three knobs. I also have the valve with the lever too. I have original copies of the David Brown publications too.

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dfoss

10-20-2002 09:28:15




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Just got a 880/E What is it? in reply to Elmer, 10-20-2002 08:40:48  
Yes I have the three valve block at the left hand side - also an external feed and a return - this tractor had a front end loader at one point but previous owner took it off. How do you set these valves? I would like to keep the ability to run other hydraulic accessories.

As you will have seen I am in the UK - the guy who sold me the machine is looking for the manuals - but if he cant find them how much are yours and is it practical to buy them from the US?

Parts I guess I should try and source locally.

The dipstick on the gearbox shows white emulsified oil - presumably leaking water in through worn gater rubbers on the gearchange - is this oil shared with the hydraulics?

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Elmer

10-20-2002 10:41:42




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Just got a 880/E What is it? in reply to dfoss, 10-20-2002 09:28:15  
I'll send you an email.



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Elmer

10-20-2002 10:47:53




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Just got a 880/E What is it? in reply to Elmer, 10-20-2002 10:41:42  
Your email i sent came back undeliverable. Email me at [email protected]



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