Anonymous-0
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Have a Farmall H with a loader on it. It has been on it for 15 years, now all of a sudden the loader wants to settle running or not, any ideas. Thanks
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Andy Motteberg
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Could be the seals in the pump or loader cylinders gone bad.
Settleing is an indacation of worn seals in the
cylinders. Oil is seeping past the seals. the
can be expected to wear after years of use.
cylinder seal replacement is an easy fix, usually
generic cup seals or O rings do the trick.
Several years ago a small town IH dealer still
had seals in stock, for me, for an IH loader on
an M. (80 years in business, dealer). Try first
by the loader brand, otherwise take one cylinder
apart, and you'll see what you need.
cylinders. Oil is seeping past the seals. the
can be expected to wear after years of use.
cylinder seal replacement is an easy fix, usually
generic cup seals or O rings do the trick.
Several years ago a small town IH dealer still
had seals in stock, for me, for an IH loader on
an M. (80 years in business, dealer). Try first
by the loader brand, otherwise take one cylinder
apart, and you'll see what you need.
Goose
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Probably the cups in the lift cylinders. I've had to replace them a couple of times on my H.
I have an IH #33 hydraulic tilt loader on my H, and the last time I went to order cups, some young kid on the parts counter argued for ten minutes that there was no way an H could have a hydraulic tilt loader on it. About the time I offered to go home and get him a picture of it, an old timer on the parts counter cut in, looked through some old microfich, and in a couple of minutes had my loader on the screen. I had my cups two days later.
I have an IH #33 hydraulic tilt loader on my H, and the last time I went to order cups, some young kid on the parts counter argued for ten minutes that there was no way an H could have a hydraulic tilt loader on it. About the time I offered to go home and get him a picture of it, an old timer on the parts counter cut in, looked through some old microfich, and in a couple of minutes had my loader on the screen. I had my cups two days later.
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