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Re: Re: IH 560 Hyd. problem
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Posted by butch1cow on March 14, 2003 at 20:57:28 from (162.39.36.155):
In Reply to: Re: IH 560 Hyd. problem posted by RPM on March 14, 2003 at 07:34:23:
It has factory power steering. One of the small lines goes to the hyd. manifold under the batt. box[return line], and the other goes to the pump cover held on with 2 5/16 bolts, o ring seal,[presure line]. there is 1 pump held to the inside of the cover with 4 bolts and supplys both power st. and the hyd.line [3/4 in.] to thr hyd. manifold under thr batt. box. This pump has no presure relief valve. [this pump is shown in the IH parts book] Without presure regulation somewhere in thr system, the pump circulates oil thru the 3/4 in. line and back to the trans. case. Presure reg. was in the hydra valves that I think have been removed at some point in the past. To solve the problem, I think I need to install a presure reg. in thr 3/4 in. line under the batt. box. This may be a 560 Industrial.
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