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Re: Re: Re: case 2290
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Posted by Kyhayman on September 14, 2003 at 18:18:32 from (152.163.252.71):
In Reply to: Re: Re: case 2290 posted by MISTY on September 14, 2003 at 17:35:38:
I'd get it checked out by a good hydraulics shop. When you mash in the inching pedal and the tractor dies sounds like something in the inching pedal oil circuit. As far a a full powershift overhaul, my best friend had one done by the local Case IH dealer, $6500 for a simple rebuild. About a month late rhe was irrigating and lost hydraulic pressure for an instant. That uncoupled the PTO clutches. He was pushing 2 miles of 6 and 8" pipe. It recoupled before he got it shut down and broke the main shaft in the PTO and shreaded the powershift again. Put another $7000 in it this time. Wound up with $13,500 in an $8500 tractor.
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