Posted by Cowboy2005 on June 01, 2020 at 14:37:50 from (107.77.208.86):
So I was brush hogging with my new to me farmall 460 gas, it runs around 38-40 psi oil pressure at pto speed without any load on it, this was my first time mowing with it as I bought it a couple weeks ago and had to wait to start till I got a 3 point on it. It was around 40 psi when I started. Well I was just humming along mowing but I noticed the oil pressure dropping to around 30 sometimes a little lower around 25 psi. Before anyone says it yes, I'm buying a manual. But my question is, is this normal? Everything looks and sounds fine, does not appear to be leaking any oil, it does blow a little smoke out the breather tube. I checked the oil of course before I fired it up, it was right around the full line. Any help is appreciated Thanks, -Garrett
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