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ron miller

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my 5000 was sitting run in drive seem to getting hot oil / was up on oil anti was good backed in to shop rolls over slow note the oil light had come on your thoughts . I still
have to do get out our 6700 loader tractor will not move will go in and out of gear and nothing happens eveything else works has 7000 hours. Answers to any of the above would be
helpfull
 
Sounds like they both need work.

Actually digging in and diagnosing probably takes a little more hands on inspection than you have given us here. I believe you are saying one starts hard and is getting hot and has oil pressure problems all of which can be kinda bad; the other has transmission/ rear end issues or at least oil pressure problems depending on the tranny it has?

And then once you start taking stuff apart, this or that will show wear and once you are there, which pieces do you replace now or see if they make another 10 years as they are..... the age old decisions...

Paul
 
I know 6700 gets split first no way to tell till its a part that i know of put a clutch in many years ago just because i had motor out a that time . 5000 maybe oil pump took a crap no matter what i am sure none is going to be good . Need to finish cleaning combines
 
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