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Re: Feedback on 240 Utility Hydraulics - Update
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Posted by Joe Evans on June 17, 2004 at 13:08:24 from (209.41.233.75):
In Reply to: Feedback on 240 Utility Hydraulics - Update posted by Jerry in WA on June 17, 2004 at 10:06:28:
Thanks for the update. Don't take this the wrong way, but I was looking for more tidbits with respect to the hydraulic system problems (assuming there are more than what you had mentioned here). I recently resolved some age-old hydraulic problems in our 460 and learned a great deal in the process and have recorded my findings and fixes to help others with hydraulic problems with this series of IH tractor. It seems there are a good number of posts regarding hydraulic problems with the -60 tractors. Seems to be a weak point with them, although they're great when they work. Other posters with greater knowledge of IH history can add to this, but to me, the -60 series was IH's first fully integrated, unitized hydraulic system reflecting the market trend at the time for more hydraulic capability. Perhaps that is why they frequently have problems.
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