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Re: 706 Hydraulic Problem
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Posted by Adam Whitson on November 04, 2003 at 17:48:36 from (208.8.14.17):
In Reply to: 706 Hydraulic Problem posted by Adam Whitson on November 04, 2003 at 11:47:54:
I have TA, brakes, steering and PTO. When I took out the pressure relief valve under the seat, i didn't see any HEX piece, just a snap ring that held a flat piece with a flattened oval lug on it. But I expected to have some fluid well up into the chamber once the valve was removed and the tractor started IF the rear pump was working. Was there something else to move or press in that chamber after the relief valve (Spring Ball Barrel-like assembly, approx 4 inch) was removed?
ABW
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