cole_slawman
New User
We have an 1850 diesel that has sat for 7-8 years unused. Recently
got it running again and steering will move about 3 inches either way
and no 3pt until about 1400 rpm. 1400 it acts more like it should. New
fluid, new filter, although the old filter had collapsed and fallen apart
and spring was gone. Flow divider and relief valve are also clean.
I have done research but my knowledge of these tractors is limited.
My understanding is that the flow restrictors should be next on my
list. But, what makes me question that is that I know for a fact this
was a running and operating tractor the way it sits currently. So what
would make the hydraulics act like this from sitting? Should I be
looking for something else?
got it running again and steering will move about 3 inches either way
and no 3pt until about 1400 rpm. 1400 it acts more like it should. New
fluid, new filter, although the old filter had collapsed and fallen apart
and spring was gone. Flow divider and relief valve are also clean.
I have done research but my knowledge of these tractors is limited.
My understanding is that the flow restrictors should be next on my
list. But, what makes me question that is that I know for a fact this
was a running and operating tractor the way it sits currently. So what
would make the hydraulics act like this from sitting? Should I be
looking for something else?
