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Re: low hr 5088 ?
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Posted by no deeres here on February 05, 2007 at 12:00:53 from (209.197.171.175):
In Reply to: low hr 5088 ? posted by Amo in Nebraska on February 05, 2007 at 11:18:56:
Air conditioning!!! I bought a tractor that had sat for over two years and had nothing but troubles with the air until I replaced the pump, tx valve and receiver dryer. Of course the air tech did this stuff on three different occasions. He went over every inch of the system with one of those scanners but the leak was so slow it wasn't detected because the leaking seal was right behind the quick couplers for his gauges. Third time got new guy who replace pump and nitrogen test it now no problem. He said anytime an air conditioning system sits that long without regular starting the seals in the pump will dry allowing the freon to escape. He also said to never turn the air off even in winter so every time the tractor works so does the air system.
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