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411B 3 POINT HITCH PROBLEM

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Greg

08-06-2003 18:33:51




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It lifts fine but will not stay up seems that the fluid is leaking into the rearend any ideas?




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greg

08-08-2003 20:11:28




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 Re: 411B 3 POINT HITCH PROBLEM in reply to Greg, 08-06-2003 18:33:51  
thanks going to start pulling it apart tomorrow



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Keith NNY

08-08-2003 20:03:09




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 Re: 411B 3 POINT HITCH PROBLEM in reply to Greg, 08-06-2003 18:33:51  
Not a major job, disconnect linkages, hydraulic hose, pop top off, low pressure air will push out the ram and seal is an easy change. Local Case dealer can get you the parts. I would recommend getting a good service book and parts book. With the case-a-matic these will prove to be invaluable.
Now the other seals between the tranny and torque tube are another story. lots of work. But from your description it sounds like the ram seal. Try the easy fix first. Then see. I did both on my 311b restoration. Good luck.

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Keith NNY

08-08-2003 20:06:01




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 Re: Re: 411B 3 POINT HITCH PROBLEM in reply to Keith NNY, 08-08-2003 20:03:09  
oops wrong link, try this.



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Tim

08-08-2003 18:53:37




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 Re: 411B 3 POINT HITCH PROBLEM in reply to Greg, 08-06-2003 18:33:51  
I bought a 630 case with the same problem .The hydraulic level was going down rearend fluid level rising The rockshaft cylinder seal was bad replaced with generic seal cost $7.00 took me apprx two hrs. used tractor 400 hrs .Never another problem with lift.



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martin in De.

08-07-2003 18:45:00




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 Re: 411B 3 POINT HITCH PROBLEM in reply to Greg, 08-06-2003 18:33:51  
you may what to check the seal on the ram/cylinder for the eagle hitch. I had to replace one on my brothers 300 many years ago,but there is another seal between the hydraulic and transmision compartments that may be allowing the fluid to transfer.



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greg

08-08-2003 14:56:33




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 Re: Re: 411B 3 POINT HITCH PROBLEM in reply to martin in De., 08-07-2003 18:45:00  
is it a major job? or fairly easy?



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