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Carlton

02-08-2002 17:57:55




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I have a early styled AO seriel number 272112 that i still use to farm with but i have let set for a year now i need the tractor agian when i started it it has no oil pressure it is like it has lost its prime, is this possible it is full of oil and i evevn added some but does not help unhooked the line coming to the gage and not a drop of oil any idea what the problem might be i would like to retire this tractor when i do, in a couple years and restore but need to use it for now

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khh

02-08-2002 19:33:48




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 Re: AO in reply to Carlton , 02-08-2002 17:57:55  
There is a block that connects the oil pump shaft. If you tried to turn it over below freezing there may have been frozen condensation in the bottom by the oil pump. The block is designed to break instead of breaking something else. Remove the oilpump from below and the block will be on the end of the shaft if it is still in one piece.



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Larry W.

02-09-2002 06:03:39




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 Re: Re: AO in reply to khh, 02-08-2002 19:33:48  
I agree. More than likely had a little ice in the pump. That little piece is easy to break if there is ice, but better that than do damage to the pump.



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