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TO35 3pth - sometimes it lifts- sometimes it doesn

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RogerVT

08-29-2005 10:29:18




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I have a TO35 deluxe and the 3pth has been tempermental since I bought it several years ago. It's a great tractor and fixing this problem would make it a terrific tractor!

Here are the details that I have noticed- any help figuring out what I need to do would be welcomed. - I changed the oil recently ... the level is good and there was no water in the old oil - The 3pth will take a few minutes to bleed down with 250lb backblade after the engine is turned off. - Draft lever is left all the way forward - With any implement on the 3pth will usually lift all the way up the first time I move the position lever all the way back. - After that, sometimes it will only lift part way to different levels. - If I move the position lever all the way foreward the implement will almost always go all the way up. Sometimes it will stay there when I immediately move the lever all the way back- sometimes it won't. - Sometimes there is a pump squealing sound when the position level is all the way back and the engine is idling- I try to avoid this squealing when I can. - sometimes it will hold the brushhog in the correct position, but ... - sometimes the brushhog seems to raise up (like in draft control) - sometimes the brushhog slowly drops while I'm mowing

Thanks,

Roger

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john (UK)

08-29-2005 13:00:05




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 Re: TO35 3pth - sometimes it lifts- sometimes it d in reply to RogerVT, 08-29-2005 10:29:18  
If it squeals that it the safety valve blowing you do have pressure on the system. When you changed the oil did you use GL1 spec. oil 90 weight and not hydraulic oil. If it takes a few minutes to bleed down as you say it is ok as they are not supposed to stay up indefinitely. Draft lever is correct all forward for Bush-hog. Moving the Position lever forward and it going up and then not lifting when it goes back sounds like wrong adjustment. Have you checked the top link connection, there should be no play in or out, if there is it needs adjusting. If this is correct and it is still doing all this I would say that the control linkage inside the top cover needs resetting, but do check that top link setting. If you need information on how to set all this, email me at:-
fergusontractors at tiscali dot co dot uk
and tell me what the problem is again (copy and paste will do)because I will not be able to remember this post by the time you send it again and I will send you the information you need to reset all the hydraulic cover I will also send the information on how to use that hydraulic system correctly.

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RogerVT

08-30-2005 08:10:57




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 Re: TO35 3pth - sometimes it lifts- sometimes it d in reply to john (UK), 08-29-2005 13:00:05  
John- thanks for the reply.

Yes, I used GL1 spec. oil 90 weight when I changed the oil. It seems to be a little too thick during our winters, but that is what everybody in the know says to use. There is no play in the top ling connection.

I will follow up via email- your offer of info on reseting the control linkage is appreciated.

Roger



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john (UK)

08-30-2005 08:37:45




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 Re: TO35 3pth - sometimes it lifts- sometimes it d in reply to RogerVT, 08-30-2005 08:10:57  
GL-1 90W is the correct oil to use, if you are in a very cold winter region then it can cause problems, lots of things have been suggested as how to thin the oil for winter use as there doesn't appear to be a suitable similar spec oil that is thinner. It was suggested by someone that he uses about a gallon of diesel to just thin it for winter use then changes it when the weather gets warmer. The actual spec. of the oil recommended by the manufacturer is as stated. I will look out for your email to my other address.

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