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3020 hydraulic problem

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Rusty Gordon

02-18-2002 18:33:04




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I have a 1966 3020 diesel with a powershift transmission and the remote hydraulics lose all power once the tractor warms up to normal operating temperature. I assumed that this would mean a weak pump and a local dealer confirmed this. After installing a very expensive pump the problem is still there. ( the dealer has agreed to take the pump back, thank goodness ) I have dual remotes and have tried on both valves with the same results. Three point lift continues to work fine and I am at a loss. Does anyone have any suggestions?
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Rusty Gordon / [email protected]

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Don

02-18-2002 19:05:13




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 Re: 3020 hydraulic problem in reply to Rusty Gordon, 02-18-2002 18:33:04  
Rusty sounds as tho the problem is the remote boxes. That tractor could have bad valves in the remotes.Do they get hot after a short time after startup? The one that gets hot would have an internal leak ( bad valves). Do you loose steering and brakes? Let me know what you find out.



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Rusty Gordon

02-20-2002 17:58:24




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 Re: Re: 3020 hydraulic problem in reply to Don, 02-18-2002 19:05:13  
Found the problem today. Hydraulic hose on the harrow was collapsing on inside once the fluid got hot. That was an expensive lesson that I won't soon forget.



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JD 4000

02-19-2002 12:21:19




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 Re: Re: 3020 hydraulic problem in reply to Don, 02-18-2002 19:05:13  
Don, on my JD 4000, I not sure why the loader not staying up? I am sure that have a bad vale in the remote box? I have 3 on my 4000. if it's bad is it easy to fix or needs to go to jd shop?



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