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John Deere 2020-146 Loader

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Glenda Wacker

08-17-2001 12:16:32




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Problem is that when I was using the loader, it started going up and like to never get it to stop, had a heck of time to get it down, finally I did, but now it won't do anything. It has oil and check all the lines.

Do you have any suggestions, what is wrong and what I can do myself to get this thing going again.




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Fred Levingston

01-09-2006 10:59:10




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 Re: John Deere 2020-146 Loader in reply to Glenda Wacker, 08-17-2001 12:16:32  
I noticed this an old post but have a 2020 with
same problem. Did you get it fixed yet hopefully and what was it.I just bought it and the guy I bought it from rebuilds them and sells them.
He picked it up said he's probably going to have to split the case said thinks its internal.
Just wondered what happened to yours. Hope yours was minor.

Thanks Fred Levingston



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G Taylor

08-17-2001 13:03:32




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 Re: John Deere 2020-146 Loader in reply to Glenda Wacker, 08-17-2001 12:16:32  
Does the bucket hydraulic circuit still function properly? We had to repair the spool valves/control on our 48 loader. It was cheaper to purchase the entire valve assembly in our circumstances.



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Illinois Red

08-17-2001 21:40:05




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 Re: Re: John Deere 2020-146 Loader in reply to G Taylor , 08-17-2001 13:03:32  
Some of the older loaders had a 2 or 3 spool valve control valve on them. (what the operating levers attatch to). These control valves have been updated because the some of the older ones could go bad and cause the loader to want to go up only. (very dangerous) I not positive but I don't think you can even get parts for the older control valves since they have changed them.



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