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JD 5020 noise, and shifting

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Stan

04-27-2002 22:59:21




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I just bought a JD 5020. When trying it out before buying I noticed no unusal noises. When its is at my place I notice a whine type noise that goes away when the wheel is turned. It sounds like my truck when the stearing fluid is low. Any suggestions? Are the JD 5020 type tractors hard to shift or is it just me?




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Rodney A. Johnson

04-29-2002 08:50:44




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 Re: JD 5020 noise, and shifting in reply to Stan, 04-27-2002 22:59:21  
What do you mean by turning the wheel. Do you mean driving forward or back or turning the steering wheel causing the front wheels to pivot right or left.

I have a whining noise coming from my hydraulic pump which will go away if I use anything that would cause the need for hydraulic fluid flow such as turning the steering wheel. In my case, the hydraulic pump (which I supposedly rebuilt) is worn too much and is getting cavitation inside causing the whine. Everything works (brakes, steering,remotes, 3pt), so I intend to keep using it until it stops working.

If the whining quites when you move the tractor, sounds like you might have a clutch throw-out bearing going...you will need to split the tractor to get that replaced.

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scott

04-28-2002 19:27:29




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 Re: JD 5020 noise, and shifting in reply to Stan, 04-27-2002 22:59:21  
I don't have a 5020 but I noticed you had no responses so I'll tell you what I would look for on my 4010/4840. Check or replace your hydraulic filter to make sure it is not restricted, make sure someone has not put to heavy weight of oil in it, check the coupling that connects the crankshaft to the hydraulic pump. Worn bushings or loose clamp there will make a lot of noise. As for the shifter, I have to take the hood off the shift quadrant and oil everything that moves about twice a year on my 4010. My 2 cents worth.

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