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135 hyd control valve linkages and setup

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knavistar

05-15-2011 10:56:52

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I have a 1968 approx., 135.

I was having a condition where the hydraulic controls ,the position and draft were operating only in there very upper travel limits.

I removed the top albiet incorrectly and springs flew.

I've seen some single plane diagrams in search, but these are not what I can use to reassemble the pump to control valve linkages.

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knavistar

05-25-2011 18:50:06

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Re: 135 hyd control valve linkages and setup in reply to knavistar, 05-15-2011 10:56:52

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knavistar

05-24-2011 18:34:28

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Re: 135 hyd control valve linkages and setup in reply to knavistar, 05-15-2011 10:56:52

Link

This ebay link shows an I T shop manual , would this be considered an oem manual

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knavistar

05-24-2011 17:29:52

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Re: 135 hyd control valve linkages and setup in reply to knavistar, 05-15-2011 10:56:52

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knavistar

05-23-2011 12:07:51

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Re: 135 hyd control valve linkages and setup in reply to knavistar, 05-15-2011 10:56:52

I have identified the fork and associated hardward being the 1/4 length rod and disks which fit onto this rod, there is only 1 in the photo I have both which secure the bottom of the fork to the pump "actuator" and the cylindrical roller which fits the top of the fork.

What parts I have left which I am at a loss for there location are the 2 springs and the pointed push type screw looking object.

The rotating internal quadrants with the cams and rollers are really a mystery also when I assembled this the draft control does not seem rotate any cams or rollers.

There was an adjusting nut on the set up adjustment for the draft control and as seen in the picture it is not there and I'm not sure if I require to replace this.

Maybe I'll leave it there to see best where to begin.
This post was edited by knavistar at 12:15:03 05/23/11.

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knavistar

05-23-2011 11:53:30

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knavistar

05-23-2011 11:38:45

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knavistar

05-23-2011 11:26:02

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DavidP, South Wales

05-16-2011 01:50:30

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Re: 135 hyd control valve linkages and setup in reply to knavistar, 05-15-2011 10:56:52

Hi,
Can you be a bit more specific on what you have done and what you are looking for?
DavidP, South Wales

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knavistar

05-16-2011 18:46:16

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Re: 135 hyd control valve linkages and setup in reply to DavidP, South Wales, 05-16-2011 01:50:30

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David... hi
I removed the top and hardware scattered, Drawings and a setup manual would be great if these exist, I'm actually not sure where to begin. I have a feeling I'm missing some hardware.

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DavidP, South Wales

05-17-2011 02:48:50

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Re: 135 hyd control valve linkages and setup in reply to knavistar, 05-16-2011 18:46:16

Hi,
As you remove the cover there is not really anything that would go 'fly-about'. Two photos are attached. One shows the dashpot housing with the plunger held in place. Inside here are the main plunger, a spring and the needle plunger. The other photo shows two springs on the right hand side. These can fly off if a split pin is not fitted in the rod cross-drilling to secure them. Can you post a photo to show exactly what you have got and perhaps we can tell you if there is anything missing.

DavidP

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DavidP, South Wales

05-17-2011 02:52:43

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Re: 135 hyd control valve linkages and setup in reply to DavidP, South Wales, 05-17-2011 02:48:50

Trying again to post pictures
Not working

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Christos

05-17-2011 02:17:05

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Re: 135 hyd control valve linkages and setup in reply to knavistar, 05-16-2011 18:46:16

OEM Shop manual and agcopartbooks.com

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