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Case 2590 Questions

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Wes Miler

01-22-2005 12:07:43




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I just bought a case 2590 for tillage and pulling a 5000 gallon manure tanker. im used to running deers and was woundering if there was anything special i need to do with it.




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leland

01-22-2005 13:16:50




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 Re: Case 2590 Questions in reply to Wes Miler, 01-22-2005 12:07:43  
Make sure you change hyd filters every 2-250 hours this is a must for long tranny life, and you will like the 3 speed power shift but if this tractor does not have a pyrometer I would install one these things produce a lot of heat if turned up . Boss found out the hard way cooked one plowing,thank god he was at helm when she blew.



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c hess

01-22-2005 12:37:52




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 Re: Case 2590 Questions in reply to Wes Miler, 01-22-2005 12:07:43  
Enjoy the power an fuel sayings!!! Asfor operating it first you need to try not to shift it for few minutes when cold-throttle down wen starting load . there is lots ow torque to get you going. By now you have probably heard what may seem like funny noise iwen pushing clutch in all way. this is normal an proper time to shift gears is instant laboring noise is heard .Shift power shifts at less than full power anyou will have a very rugged long lasting power shift.one other important point do not do stationary pto work with power shift in reverse!!

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Tom (Ks)

01-22-2005 12:18:02




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 Re: Case 2590 Questions in reply to Wes Miler, 01-22-2005 12:07:43  
Let the engine cool down before you shut it off. Pull the power shift back to low speed before you clutch the tractor. What Deere's do you run??



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Wes Miller

01-22-2005 17:20:53




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 Re: Case 2590 Questions in reply to Tom (Ks), 01-22-2005 12:18:02  
thanks for the reply have a 2 cyl. h and 720 along with a 4230,2-4430's,4450, and 4520



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Tom (Ks)

01-22-2005 19:52:18




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 Re: Case 2590 Questions in reply to Wes Miller, 01-22-2005 17:20:53  
I have seen 4520's running at 170 HP but there is no way they could compete with a 2590. You will find a lot more engine torque with the Case. Burn a lot less fuel also. Good luck with it.



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Wes Miller

01-23-2005 11:47:48




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 Re: Case 2590 Questions in reply to Tom (Ks), 01-22-2005 19:52:18  
the 4520 hase a 404 engine in it and ive seen them running well over 200hp ours is only at the factory 130 and will overheat sometimes so dont want to turn this tracter up too much



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01-25-2005 05:25:10




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 Re: Case 2590 Questions in reply to Wes Miller, 01-23-2005 11:47:48  
We have only Case tractors and never pull the powershift back to 1st unless the oil is cold. Only had a few tranny problems but they were all after thousands of hours pulling at max or more load. That 2590 has a 504 cubes and will lug through about anything. Change the hyd filters regularly and let the trannys warm up before using the powershift alot. Other than that just check the oil and add fuel.

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