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JD 60 has no oil pressure

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Redneck

01-08-2000 09:14:39




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Pops just bought another JD 60, I think he's trying to corner the market on them. When he bought it it had good oil pressure. Got it home and it registered no oil pressure. Using my Keep It Simple Stupid (KISS) method of troubleshooting I first checked the guage and it was fine, but no oil was making it to the guage. I drained the oil out of the crankcase (at least 4 gallons came out, just a little overfull) and removed the oil filter. Next I pulled the plate to the oil pump gears on the bottom of the tractor and had my son turn over the starter thinking maybe the pump shaft was broken. The gears were turning fine. Then I used compressed air thinking maybe the line to the pressure guage was clogged, the air seemed to go into never never land. Next I pulled the plate off the top of the crank case and discovered the line to the pressure guage was broke right at the top of the crank case. Just thought I post this in case somebody else has a similar problem.

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Deere 1

01-08-2000 19:52:50




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 Re: JD 60 has no oil pressure in reply to Redneck, 01-08-2000 09:14:39  
you should also check the diaframs on the sediment bowl. with no oil pressure the tractor should not run .. need oil presure to open the fuel flow to the carb .. was a safty feature that if oil presure dropped it would stop fuel till the problem was fixed ..



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Redneck

01-09-2000 07:49:24




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 Re: Re: JD 60 has no oil pressure in reply to Deere 1 , 01-08-2000 19:52:50  
The 60 doesn't have that feature. I know most of the 30 series (530, 630, etc) had it. Not sure about the 20 series, it may have been an option but I know of several that didn't have it.



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Rob

01-09-2000 09:14:10




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 Re: Re: Re: JD 60 has no oil pressure in reply to Redneck, 01-09-2000 07:49:24  
The early 50's and I think the early 60's didn't come with it. It was added for the '53 model year.



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Redneck

01-09-2000 10:36:01




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: JD 60 has no oil pressure in reply to Rob, 01-09-2000 09:14:10  
That's interesting I've got a couple of 54's that don't have it. Just thought of something, all of our 60's are all fuel, I bet the oil pressure shutoff was just on the gasoline models. Am I correct in this assumption?



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Nathan(GA)

01-09-2000 13:48:18




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: JD 60 has no oil pressure in reply to Redneck, 01-09-2000 10:36:01  
Redneck, My 620 all fuel doesn't have it, but my uncle's 620 gasoline does. He had some problems with it leaking gas into the oil through the oil pressure line. Wonder why the all fuels don't and the gas do?
Nathan



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Rob

01-11-2000 17:53:55




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: JD 60 has no oil pressure in reply to Nathan(GA), 01-09-2000 13:48:18  
Just a guess but I would say that the all-fuel didn't have it as it would take two control diaphragms to make it work [two fuel tanks].



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Spokerd1 Thanks Redneck

01-08-2000 13:34:37




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 Re: JD 60 has no oil pressure in reply to Redneck, 01-08-2000 09:14:39  
Thanks for that info. Myself I would have looked at the square drive coupling, and never thought at looking at the line. That would have been the last place I would have looked. Thanks Again



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