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JD 2350 three point hitch

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Pat

06-20-2002 16:13:03




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We have a 1982 JD 2350 2wd diesel tractor and the three point hitch will only sit at the lowest or highest point. We have a log splitter that runs off the rear remote and have been having trouble with the hydraulics "chattering" after being run for an hour or so. Now the three point is acting up and we are not sure where to even start looking. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!




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Gord Leask

06-24-2002 17:17:42




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 Re: JD 2350 three point hitch in reply to Pat, 06-20-2002 16:13:03  
Remove the filler cap from the fill spout on the rockshaft and look inside of the rockshaft. You may have a hyd leak on the pressure or return valves for the rockshaft. It there is a leak then you will see oil spray or oil running from under the rockshaft cover. I have also seen a rockshaft cylinder crack that will give poor hyd operation as the high pressure oil is draining into the transmission case. It there is an internal leak the the rockshaft will have to be removed and repaired.

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cannonball

06-22-2002 05:30:43




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 Re: JD 2350 three point hitch in reply to Pat, 06-20-2002 16:13:03  
change your fluid , change filter and clean screen if nothing works then you probably have an enternal leak on your rockshaft..



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DAVE M

06-20-2002 18:40:30




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 Re: JD 2350 three point hitch in reply to Pat, 06-20-2002 16:13:03  
We have a 1994 2355 MFWD that has the 21 GPM pump
We use a 3 point mounted firewood splitter on it,
because it is fast. But it seems hard on the pump.
We quit using it last year, when I bought a 1984
IH 484 with the 15 GPM pump for $2600.00 looks
rough but operates the splitter real good. I was
afraid I was going to tear the pump up on the 2355. I've heard the pump is about $2000.00
I like the closed center hyd system for all other
uses. But for a firewood splitter the open center
systems seem to work better. Check your draft
response lever under the rockshaft lever, it has
a min and max letters stamped in the metal bracket
that might be your problem. Adjust it per the
owners manual. I hope it is not your
pump.

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