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The 2-155 is home....in need of a manual.

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Tpost

02-19-2007 06:08:24




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After about 4 hours on Saturday the White is home.
I did not get to check it out too much because I had to spend the weekend with the wife. (Vallentines celibration stuff)Anyway I could use a manual. Who makes the best ones and where can I get one. The powersteering acts crazy on the road at times and seems to be leaking some. It works fine at low speed. Is this normal? Thanks.




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kkiowa

02-21-2007 04:16:04




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 Re: The 2-155 is home....in need of a manual. in reply to Tpost, 02-19-2007 06:08:24  
Thats not normal. Make sure your tie rod ends and the arms on top of the spindles are tight. Then check the nut under the shaft coming out of the bottom of the steering cylinder is tight. If those things all check out ok, the next thing to check would be the strap and pins under the steering cylinder aren't loose and sloppy. If they are worn, the cylinder can move and the tractor will dart all over the place at road speeds. Seems to be more common on the 2-135 and 2-155.

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02-21-2007 09:27:27




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 Re: The 2-155 is home....in need of a manual. in reply to kkiowa, 02-21-2007 04:16:04  
Thanks, I thought is was ODD. All tie rods ect are good I will check out the steering column area for the things you pointed out. Thanks again.



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kkiowa

02-21-2007 19:45:06




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 Re: The 2-155 is home....in need of a manual. in reply to Tpost, 02-21-2007 09:27:27  
Just so there is no confusion, the steering cylinder is up front . Under the frame where the inside tie rods hook there is a wishbone looking piece that has a nut on the bottom that holds it tight to the shaft. Make sure that is very tight. The link and pins I refered to are under the cylinder under and just in front of the radiator.



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TPIA

02-20-2007 10:21:22




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 Re: The 2-155 is home....in need of a manual. in reply to Tpost, 02-19-2007 06:08:24  
I have a 2-155 operators manual and a parts book which i would part with .both are in great shape I traded my 2-155 off for a newer white .will let them both go for 75.oo inc shipping Tom



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TPIA

02-20-2007 14:19:47




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 Re: The 2-155 is home....in need of a manual. in reply to TPIA, 02-20-2007 10:21:22  
TPOST I did not get your email . Tom



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Tpost

02-21-2007 09:31:21




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 Re: Heres mine....... in reply to TPIA, 02-20-2007 14:19:47  
[email protected]

(254) 559-0917 personal cell. if you call me I can call you back to save you the long distance. Thanks again.

P.S. Please leave a message if no answer I have several meetings this week.



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Tpost

02-20-2007 11:31:47




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 Re: The 2-155 is home....in need of a manual. in reply to TPIA, 02-20-2007 10:21:22  
I sent you an e-mail. I am interisted please respond here again if you did not get it.



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Tpost

02-20-2007 11:31:28




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 Re: The 2-155 is home....in need of a manual. in reply to TPIA, 02-20-2007 10:21:22  
I sent you an e-mail. I am interisted please respond here again if you did not get it.



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m kuhns

02-19-2007 22:22:41




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 Re: The 2-155 is home....in need of a manual. in reply to Tpost, 02-19-2007 06:08:24  
I got a factory manual from Agco. I bought the manual and parts book for around $100 for the pair. The manual is good for the 2-155 4wd and the 2-180 that we have. The parts book makes ordering parts easy. Is the 2-155 2 or 4wd



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02-20-2007 09:10:36




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 Re: The 2-155 is home....in need of a manual. in reply to m kuhns, 02-19-2007 22:22:41  
Oh I forgot to say it is a 2wd.



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Tpost

02-20-2007 04:44:20




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 Re: The 2-155 is home....in need of a manual. in reply to m kuhns, 02-19-2007 22:22:41  
Thanks. I dont like to "try" to work certin things with out a manual. Usualy saves time and get correct torque etc. I am also not the best with some of the terms for the parts. Thanks you and I will see if I can order one.



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