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Wayne Williams

10-18-2004 11:38:09




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Lift will not work under a load,but works fine when nothing attached.Wondering if anyone can tell me what I need to do.I just bought this tractor,and do not know it's history.Also where do you find the serial number? I found motor model number.The motor # is AD3 40A 1675.I am just wanting to know what year it was made. Thanks

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Elmer

10-20-2004 16:42:55




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 Re: DB 880 in reply to Wayne Williams, 10-18-2004 11:38:09  
You could have a lift piston seal blown out. Or you can remove the plug on the PTO housing by the top link bracket and look into the hole. You will find a rod there with a nut on it. Back that nut off a turn or two. It takes a 7/16 socket. Be careful not to drop the socket in there when removing the socket throught the hole. Judging from your engine serial number you have an 880 Implematic 3 cylinder. Built between Sept 1964 to October 1965. If you need literature on this tractor just email me.

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Wayne W

10-21-2004 09:55:59




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 Re: DB 880 in reply to Elmer, 10-20-2004 16:42:55  
I talked to a guy local and he came up with me a shop manual that covers 850,880,950,&990.I was thinking it was a selectomatic,& the book is for implematic.The reason I thought it was selectomatic is it has 12 forward,& 4 reverse,& it is the newer body style.Someone could have changed the engine I dont know.I will try removing that plug,& backing that nut off.Thanks a lot.I will post the results.

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joe e-txr

10-19-2004 19:59:18




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 Re: DB 880 in reply to Wayne Williams, 10-18-2004 11:38:09  
see message below,for 995 DB .you need I&T manual.sounds like stuck valve.elmer is MASTER on these.but you and i need to be on same page of manual for me to help.
joe



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Dave Brown

10-18-2004 18:11:23




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 Re: DB 880 in reply to Wayne Williams, 10-18-2004 11:38:09  
Put a call out to Elmer or wait he'll find your post. He is the man who can answer all your questions.



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