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R Geiger

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A friend is working on a 600, not sure yet but believe it is piston pump, haven't got the serial number yet, but how does one bleed the system and where would one hook up a pressure gauge. Manual is in the
process of being gotten!
Thanks
 
(quoted from post at 13:24:41 08/12/19) A friend is working on a 600, not sure yet but believe it is piston pump, haven't got the serial number yet, but how does one bleed the system and where would one hook up a pressure gauge. Manual is in the
process of being gotten!
Thanks
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Bleeder screw right on the pump...just loosen it while running
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(quoted from post at 17:04:27 08/12/19) Got it, Thanks for the info!
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ou can connect a pressure gauge to that same spot, too, but remember that the pressure will only be proportional to the load being lifted. You will need ~1200+pounds to trip the over pressure relief.
 
I was wondering about using that port, but did not think the weight required. As of now the arms only go up about half way.
Thanks for the information.
 
(quoted from post at 18:01:45 08/12/19) I was wondering about using that port, but did not think the weight required. As of now the arms only go up about half way.
Thanks for the information.
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ou would need a low pressure gauge (~40psi) to read anything with no load & same gauge would be destroyed with good load being lifted.
 
(quoted from post at 13:53:36 08/12/19)
(quoted from post at 13:24:41 08/12/19) A friend is working on a 600, not sure yet but believe it is piston pump, haven't got the serial number yet, but how does one bleed the system and where would one hook up a pressure gauge. Manual is in the
process of being gotten!
Thanks
Click to expand...

Bleeder screw right on the pump...just loosen it while running
mvphoto41031.jpg
Click to expand...
I just joined the group. I've got a 640 . I was looking at this amazing pic and wondering was this a factory power steering system?
 
(quoted from post at 19:25:07 08/13/19)
(quoted from post at 13:53:36 08/12/19)
(quoted from post at 13:24:41 08/12/19) A friend is working on a 600, not sure yet but believe it is piston pump, haven't got the serial number yet, but how does one bleed the system and where would one hook up a pressure gauge. Manual is in the
process of being gotten!
Thanks
Click to expand...

Bleeder screw right on the pump...just loosen it while running
mvphoto41031.jpg
Click to expand...
I just joined the group. I've got a 640 . I was looking at this amazing pic and wondering was this a factory power steering system?
Click to expand...

I was the one who restored this tractor. The power steering was on it when I got it. I assume it was factory made
 
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