Re: 806 hydraulic problem

Posted by Allan In NE on May 05, 2007 at 04:13:03 from (148.78.243.24):

In Reply to: Re: 806 hydraulic problem posted by Ed Reiter on May 05, 2007 at 03:31:30:

You sure can.

The shops use a "Flow-Rater" plugged into one of the remotes and they go thru a long laundry list of checks to find out exactly what the heck is wrong with the hydraulic system. It checks pressures, it checks gallons per minute flow-vs-rpm, it checks the pressure regulator and in general, it just plain checks it all.

The Tractor Vet, Owen or any shop guy can give you all the blow-by-blow details of how it is done.

All I am saying is that the odds are about 100 to 1 that at the end of the day you'll still need a pump. It is the main wear point.

Certainly, if you don't want to gamble the price of that pump, by all means, haul the tractor to town or have a "Red Mech" bring his machine out and have the system tested.

Or, perhaps you could bolt in a known "good" pump?

Hope ya get 'er goin',

Allan

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