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Retrieved 2150

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Matt Page

10-02-2006 12:04:14




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Well, went and retrieved the 2150 Saturday evening... Was in a barn on an old farm thats now headquarters for a deer lease. Bunch of guys were sitting around there, said it hadn't been used in the ten years its been there, said the hydraulics never worked right. Motor starts easily, oil pressure around twenty idling, lots of smoke, don't know why, think I've got some exhaust leaks, hope its not blowby, didn't really have time to see. Engine has to run way up to lift the hydraulic cylinder on the blade, the steering wheel does nothing, sometimes jerks a little the way you're turning it, steered by itself a couple of times, I checked the fluid and its full. Hydraulic over/under lever, if its the one by the throttle, moves with the throttle and does nothing, don't know anything about it yet. Good news is it sounds and runs good, the clutch and transmission felt and sounded good, and its home and unloaded safetly. Can't wait to start tinkering with it. Matt.

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J Schwiebert

10-02-2006 18:58:48




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 Re: Retrieved 2150 in reply to Matt Page, 10-02-2006 12:04:14  
Have you checked the pressure and the flow to the power steering? Remember 20 & 2150 tractors have "demand" type flow dividers. J>



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dboll

10-02-2006 13:39:04




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 Re: Retrieved 2150 in reply to Matt Page, 10-02-2006 12:04:14  
check to see if a piece of the filter has come off and gotten stuck in the flow divider, actually quite common on hundred/ 50 series.



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MikeOwi

10-02-2006 12:26:48




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 Re: Retrieved 2150 in reply to Matt Page, 10-02-2006 12:04:14  
The hydraulics sure sound similar to my problem. I have very little presure output and although it has power steering, it feels like you are using the "armstrong" method of steering. Hydraulics are real slow. As I mentioned, my dad ran it without hydraulic oil one afternoon and it has never been the same. I already have a replacement pump, just need time to install. I would check for bypass or other pressure valves being stuck open before replacing the pump. The fact that yours is jerky on the steering would indicate this. My is not jerky at all.

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