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3-point question

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kevin boies

12-23-2003 19:26:28




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i have a 830 case comfort king..i am having trouble with the 3-point going up slowley (30 sec) i have searched and found a restrictor for the down speed..is there an adjustment for the up speed somewhere as well? i have had the tractor for 3 years it has always acted like this.. the bucket works fine...it is my belief they run on the same filter..any suggestions??




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Bill

12-27-2003 05:59:46




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 Re: 3-point question in reply to kevin boies, 12-23-2003 19:26:28  
There is a valve assembly under the platform. Take the side cover off and take the ball and spring out and clean it out, maybe just stuck or has rusted if you or former owner had water in the oil. check to see if oil is milky looking. If it is change it. but while you have the oil drained fill the system with about 15 gallons of deisel fuel and leave it run to flush it out. Dont forget there are three drain plugs on the bottom of your 830ck if its a 8 speed and not a caseamatic. Hope this helps Bill

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kevin boies

12-29-2003 13:23:50




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 Re: Re: 3-point question in reply to Bill, 12-27-2003 05:59:46  
thank you.....i took that side cover off and found 3 springs...which one should have the ball behind it..front, middle or rear...or all???? i pulled each of the springs out, and did not see a ball..as you can tell i am not real familar with tractors.. but am trying ot learn.. any help would be great thank you



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Bill

12-29-2003 15:15:22




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 Re: Re: Re: 3-point question in reply to kevin boies, 12-29-2003 13:23:50  
Kevin, I am trying to go by memory but think its the middle opening. the empty bag I had said number a42496 was a seal and oring kit for it. I clean mine up and it goes for a while then I need to do it again every few years as the tractor sits out side and doesnt get the 3 point used alot. Once you get it working try and use the 3 point as often as you can even if nothing is hooked to it as it prevents the ball from sticking and getting rusted. Email me if you need any help thanks Bill

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