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Posted by chad on July 24, 2000 at 18:53:47 from (63.11.135.49):
In Reply to: DB 990 tractor posted by randy delaney on April 19, 1998 at 18:24:18:
: my father and I recently purchased what we have been told is a 1964 david brown 990. the problem we have is that the hydraulics are not working. according to the previous owner they worked up until the time that he changed the hyd oil and haven't worked since. i anyone could tell me how to go about troublshooting this probelm or where to look it would be most appreciated.this tractor although it has been neglected seems to be infairly sound shape needing only some elbow G and tlc and a bunch of paint as i'm quite sure that they were never manufactured in rust red. They use 30 weight oil not hydraulic fluid
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