Posted by DeWayne Utrup on January 12, 2015 at 09:46:10 from (216.227.55.31):
The TA on my 1066 slips or stops working on the low side after it warms up. Say after pulling the field cultivator for 30 min. or so. I typically pull the lever back on the ends and it will slip and sometimes stop all together. I want to make it correct. I borrowed an OTC hydraulic tester that appears very similar to the pictures I have seen of the IH Flowrater. I took a reading with the inlet attached to the orifice port on the MCV. With the orifice in place I have 3 gpm at 1200 psi. With the orifice removed I get 9 gpm at full flow. Both of these seem correct with the book so I believe the pump and MCV are good. Are there any other tests that I should perform before I take it apart and replace the TA? Thanks in advance.
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