Posted by TX656 on February 17, 2008 at 17:00:07 from (71.48.165.73):
LBSMJS said: (quoted from post at 18:31:46 02/15/08) The 656 has a rubber hose on the suction line.Drain the oil out & see if the hose has split.This is a common problem.I f the hose is OK check for a cracked hyd. manifold above the differential.Hope this helps.
LBSMJS, what panel or part of the tractor do I remove to check the hose (and manifold). I'm also still fighting a loader problem on a non-hydro 656.
Also, guys how do I check the pressure at the rear remote? I have the IT shop manual but didn't find that test in there. (I think I have an IH service manual at work but not at home for reference right now.)
Several posters have mentioned replacing the relief valve in other posts. Which relief valve? The one that the IT manual says is part of the power steering checks? The recommendation was to upgrade to the relief valve that was standard on the 686 if memory serves.
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