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Re: Farmall 460 hydraulic woes continue.


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Posted by c. oliver teitz on November 13, 2014 at 10:36:31 from (74.44.238.162):

In Reply to: Re: Farmall 460 hydraulic woes continue. posted by pete 23 on November 12, 2014 at 16:18:19:

I bought the tractor with a bad pump and TA. The reason the pump went bad more than likely is because of the suction tube being installed incorrectly. When I put in a new pump I installed the seal/tube as it was set on the tube. The seal was soft and pliable with no cracks. Well, after I installed it it sucked air like mad. After figuring out what was wrong I positioned the seal on the tube like it's supposed to be and it worked fine for the little time I used it this fall before the cold weather set in.

Again, the loader works fine at a hi idle. It raises faster at a hi idle than it does at 1800-2100 RPM. All it does at higher RPM's is howl and lift slowly. Sometime it pulses too. Both hi RPM and low RPM characteristics become slightly better as the tractor warms up. I would think if I were still sucking air the loader would still lift faster at a higher RPM than it would at a lower RPM. The loader and steering isn't spongy like it was before when it was sucking air either. The tractor turns over just fine with the starter and idles right down so it doesn't seem like there is any load on the hydraulic system while the levers are all in a neutral position.


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