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One Brake Out, Power Steering Out, Now Hydraulics
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Posted by Looking for IH Bug, RAS o on July 21, 2003 at 08:47:29 from (67.241.68.72):
I have a 674 diesel that the PTO and Power steering comes and goes, PTO will start if I raise the control arms. If I raise the auxliary outlets (lower right side handle by the right foot step) everything works, has soon as I release everything stops. I can hear what sound like the engine under a load when I engage the auxilary outlets, Am I causing high pressure verses low pressure when activating the handle? IH Bug and RAS thanks for your help thus far. IH Bug Yes, I lost one brake just before everything went to crap. after the tractor had sat thru winter I noticed the left brake was alittle weak (I thought maybe a bad mastercylinder) I started mowing hay with a conditioner and about 15 acres in I started losing PTO speed, I checked fluid and was alittle low (Not quite to the low mark on the stick) so I added some and the PTO worked fine and I finished up mowing. the next day I hooked the tedder/rake up and headed to the field as I started I didn't think the PTO seemed just right with the RPM. I adjusted the control arm and noticed the PTO speed had increased with the movement of the arms. I returned to the Barn to check filter. Thanks to RAS I located the filter and changed the fluid. I did noticed some fine shavings in the Hy-tran oil but not alot. the oil in the filter was quite dirty so I drained the fluid and changed filter and fluid. My problem still persist. What is the fix for this? take everything out and replace the MCV. Should a International Dealer do this repair? Is there a repair manual for this tractor, if so which one is the best. This tractor has 6200 hrs of Mostly bush hogging and baling :) Any help would be appreciated greatly!!!!! Thanks Kevin
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