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JD 2030 LIFT PROBLEM

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Simon

07-13-2002 15:26:42




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The lift will quit working after only 4 to 5 lift cycles. The first cycle lifts at normal speed, subsequent lift cycles slower and slower and dead after the 5th cycle. However, if I shut down the engine and immediately restart, the lift will work again with the same problem appearing after the first lift cycle. Can someone out ther help me on this?
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John

07-13-2002 19:12:30




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 Re: JD 2030 LIFT PROBLEM in reply to Simon, 07-13-2002 15:26:42  
Ayup, Cannonballs advice is sound. Additionaly. make sure the foot clutch is engaged otherwise the tranny pump wont feed the main pump.



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cannonball

07-13-2002 16:35:37




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 Re: JD 2030 LIFT PROBLEM in reply to Simon, 07-13-2002 15:26:42  
sounds like transmission pump running out of fluid..try cleaning transmission screen and change fluid and filter..



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Simon

07-13-2002 22:51:23




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 Re: Re: JD 2030 LIFT PROBLEM in reply to cannonball, 07-13-2002 16:35:37  
Where is the transmission screen and filter located at? Thanks



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John

07-14-2002 12:08:19




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 Re: Re: Re: JD 2030 LIFT PROBLEM in reply to Simon, 07-13-2002 22:51:23  
The filter housing is under the RH floorboard. Its about 6 inches in circumference, has one bolt in the center and sometimes equiped with an oil return port for loader hydraylics etc. It can be changed without losing all the hyd oil. The filter screen sits just to the rear of the filter housing transverse to the transmission case. Look for a plug about an inch and a half in diameter with a half inch square drive hole in it.There is another plug on the other side of the case (LH). If I remember right by pulling this screen you will lose all your hydraulic oil so have your buckets ready. Wash the screen in diesel fuel and reinstall it. Inspect the crud from the screen as its an indicator of your tractors health.( bits of brake lining, metal chips etc)

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