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Hydraulic flow 6300

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stew

03-27-2000 15:13:00




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I know this is not an old Deere question but I know some of you folks are like me and have both the old and the new so here goes ; I was wondering what GPM flow a 6300 produces at the SCV's




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JDGnut

03-27-2000 15:41:39




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 Re: hydraulic flow 6300 in reply to stew, 03-27-2000 15:13:00  
Stew.. There are two different pumps offered for the 6000 series tractors. If you want to know which pump you have look and see how the pump is bolted to the charge pump. (The main pump is sitting on top of the charge pump.)Where the pump bolts to the charge pump, the small pump has a bolt hole, and the big pump has a slot that the bolt slides into.. (sometimes you just have to feel for the slot/hole) The small pump is rated at 13.7 GPM at the SCV's and the big pump is rated at 19 GPM (with 300 series SCV's) and 22.7 (w/200 series SCV's) Rememeber these are minuim specs.. Usually when we flow rate the 6000's with the big pump and 200 series SCV's we get about 25+ GMP..

If you are trying to flowrate the tractor the procedure is different from the older tractors (55/60 series and down.) And the 6000 Tech manual is not a very good book to tell you all the information you need.. The Waterloo built tractor Tech manuals are much, much better then the German built tractor books. (Right, Dave W.) If you need to flow rate the 6000 let me know and I will give the procedure and tell you where to check the pressures..

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