Anonymous-0
Well-known Member
have a Deutz 7120 that has the hydraulic pump sitting on left side of tractor about starter height (attached near front of motor) I have to test it then I am thinking remove it and get it fixed/repaired - then I got to thinking - with the pump that high ....how does the oil get to the pump? does a hydraulic pump like that have enough suction to lift it from the lower tranny level through 15' of line and even during winter?
next thought - long story on what happened to this tractor but I have no 3 point at all (put the lever up and in 20 minutes with no load on the arms it will eventually raise..... no remotes.... anyway the previous owners took off a loader - removed the power beyond - then just plugged the 2 holes instead of connecting them for flow through - then the tractor sat for a year - i got to thinking that maybe the gears have broke the key on the shaft - power steering does still work for those of you deutz owners....what are the odds of this actually happening you suppose?
(Also posted this on the Allis board just in case a few more Deutz experts are there)
next thought - long story on what happened to this tractor but I have no 3 point at all (put the lever up and in 20 minutes with no load on the arms it will eventually raise..... no remotes.... anyway the previous owners took off a loader - removed the power beyond - then just plugged the 2 holes instead of connecting them for flow through - then the tractor sat for a year - i got to thinking that maybe the gears have broke the key on the shaft - power steering does still work for those of you deutz owners....what are the odds of this actually happening you suppose?
(Also posted this on the Allis board just in case a few more Deutz experts are there)