1850

By all means check the priority valve. Have had it stick once. Do believe when all other hydraulics fail, priority will maintain steering even under low pressures. Likely for safety reason.

In the last year we�ve had to replace, one relief valve seat, and two hydraulic pumps, one quitting the other weakening and replaced rather than loose use of tractor midseason. It�s a good idea to check hydraulic pressures making any repairs or adjustments adding or subtracting relief valve shims.
Fernan

Our 1855 is at the weld shop because while going over the chisel plowing diagonally, I broke the weld that holds the wishbone support to the axel tube. I wish it had the older front axel that has nuts on it like our 1755. They put a nice 1/2" gusset plate underneath it and welded it solid after grinding out the old weld. The axel snapped off and folded under the tractor on the previous owner. It was welded back on but I've got it stressed with all the weight and abuse it goes through in the feild.

hows it going with you?
Donovan from Wisconsin