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Case 970 3 Point doesnt move

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James Pearson

05-24-2006 07:07:29




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The 3 point hitch doesnt go up or down??




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mlm

05-24-2006 07:15:21




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 Re: Case 970 3 Point doesnt move in reply to James Pearson, 05-24-2006 07:07:29  
Do the remotes work ok? If they do, then I am thinking the spool in the 3 point valve is stuck



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James Pearson

05-24-2006 07:53:10




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 Re: Case 970 3 Point doesnt move in reply to mlm, 05-24-2006 07:15:21  
Yes, the remote move ok and make noise but i ge no movement. If the spool is stuck how can i fix it, and where is the spool?



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Triplerange

05-24-2006 09:16:18




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 Re: Case 970 3 Point doesnt move in reply to James Pearson, 05-24-2006 07:53:10  
Follow the linkage down under the platform. Should be on the right side of the trans.



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James Pearson

05-24-2006 09:22:15




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 Re: Case 970 3 Point doesnt move in reply to Triplerange, 05-24-2006 09:16:18  
Tractors are new to me so my questions may sound silly,but what does it look like?
Thanks for any help



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Grumpy

05-25-2006 04:33:34




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 Re: Case 970 3 Point doesnt move in reply to James Pearson, 05-24-2006 09:22:15  
Under your feet in front of the seat is a square plate. Remove this plate. At the rear of this opening is a spool with a spring around it. That is your hitch valve. Move your hitch lever back and forth. The spool should move in and out. If it doesnt move take the seat and the plate under it out. There are two levers there. One is hooked to hitch lever the other is hooked to the sensing lever. If the hitch lever doesnt move anything look for a broken cable. Stan

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James Pearson

05-25-2006 05:38:27




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 Re: Case 970 3 Point doesnt move in reply to Grumpy, 05-25-2006 04:33:34  
Thanks alot for the great information.

Thanks James



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Triplerange

05-24-2006 09:58:52




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 Re: Case 970 3 Point doesnt move in reply to James Pearson, 05-24-2006 09:22:15  
Well, to tell you the truth, 970 three points aren't that simple, meaning...I'm not sure there is a spool valve. Make sure you're working the right lever. It should be the the top center lever on the control cluster. It should move kindof hard. Forward is down and backwards is up, if I remember right. The lever pivots below the control cluster on the right side of the seat. I think it pulls a cable that goes into the top of the transmission. Make sure that cable still moves freely. It's been a while since I've looked around down there, but that's what I remember. I ain't close enough to go look at my tractor (15 miles).

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