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Re: Info on 706 Inter
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Posted by JJK on January 29, 2005 at 16:05:21 from (216.189.131.17):
In Reply to: Info on 706 Inter posted by Mike Horgan on January 27, 2005 at 20:15:22:
About the hyd pumps, the MCV pump is located on the left side of the speed trans behind the bellhousing controling the steering (which has priority), brakes, and the torque. The hitch pump is located on the left side of the range trans in front of the axle housing controlling the hitch and auxillary remotes. The pto pump is right on the pto itself and operates the pto only. The MCV pump and hitch pump both pull oil through the filter housing on the right side of the range trans and the pto pump just has a screen in the suction tube if this means anything more to you.
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