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Ferg TO-28 lift

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G.H.

07-15-2003 18:24:23




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I got a free 50's Fregie, runs good, not sure what to call it but the lift for the bushwacker doesn't work. The PTO works fine. Is there a broken pin & do I have to dismantle the whole thing? There are a lot of old bolts I'm afraid I'll break.




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phil(va)

07-17-2003 10:47:51




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 Re: Ferg TO-28 lift in reply to G.H., 07-15-2003 18:24:23  
Much could depend on the model. The plate on the dash should have a serial number. Take that to the serial number list at left on this page and try to determine what model you have. If it is a TO-20 or TO-30, those are similar, and also the hydraulics of those are similar to the Ford 9N/2N, but if you have a TO-35, or F-40, it will be somewhat different. Get a manual as the others suggested, but you need to know the exact model before you buy the manual.

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John(UK)

07-16-2003 13:09:55




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 Re: Ferg TO-28 lift in reply to G.H., 07-15-2003 18:24:23  
You may find the attached site of interest to you in resolving your hydraulic problem. If you still can't solve post again to this page.



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James, UK

07-16-2003 00:22:43




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 Re: Ferg TO-28 lift in reply to G.H., 07-15-2003 18:24:23  
Free Fergie huh? Lucky man.

Do you mean a TO20, or a TO30?

First off, buy a shop manual - the drawings and illustrations will help decipher some of what we say . . . and will also help you to understand these amazing tractors.

Is there sufficient oil in the transmission? Use the dipstick on RH side rear transmission (under the seat) to check.

Is it oil in there or a nasty milky oil/water mixture?

If you have oil in sufficient quantity/quality would suspect that if your PTO is working, then the control forks have come disconnected from the control valve inside the rear axle, on the hydraulic pump, or that the control valve is stuck - simple enough fix - no need to dismantle the tractor. You will need to use all three hands though.

It could also be that you have a chronic leak on the lift piston - does the three point hitch lift with no weight on it all? If so, suspect major leak and prepare to remove top cover - carefully, after disconnecting the control valve from the control forks. If no lift, suspect valve disconnected.

If the problem is not a disconnected control valve, then you could be looking at more serious stuff, eg broken pump due to freezing of water in bottom of trans casing. Pump rebuild kits are available, but the pump case will need to come from a breakers yard.

Start with the manuals - they will save you their value many times over, and provide excellent bedtime reading(!)

Welcome to the wonderful world of Ferguson.

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