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Notminiacres

12-23-2006 11:23:58




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I am looking at a 800 series Powermaster to buy, the man says the three point is slow operating due to heavy oil but works fast in warm weather. Could this be true? Wouldn"t it work fast even in cold weather once the tractor was warmed up? Also can"t seem to find out if this tractor was 6 volt or 12 volt. Many THANKS to all that reply to help me out!




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souNdguy

12-23-2006 22:16:51




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 Re: 800 series Powermaster in reply to Notminiacres, 12-23-2006 11:23:58  
The hundred series tractors have a seperate sump for hyd oil for the 3pt lift... If the doofus owner has put 'heavy' gear oil in his hyds.. instead of plain hyd oil or utf..well.. as i said.. he's a doofus..

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Tom N MS

12-23-2006 12:20:52




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 Re: 800 series Powermaster in reply to Notminiacres, 12-23-2006 11:23:58  
Most or all 6V batteries have three holes/caps on top and most or all 12V batteries have 6 holes on top...



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old

12-23-2006 12:04:18




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 Re: 800 series Powermaster in reply to Notminiacres, 12-23-2006 11:23:58  
On my 841 the 3 point works slower in the cold weather then it does when warm out, normal thing with them all. But yes after about 30 minutes or so it does get faster and after and hour even closer to what it does in the summer but never gets a fast or doesn't seem to. As far as 6 volt or 12 volt, when new it would have been 6 volt but theres a good number of them that have been switched to 12 volts over the years. The only way to know for sure its 12 volts is to see if it has an alterntor or a genny on it. If it has an alternator you have a 99% chance its 12 volts. If it has a genny you have a 50/50 chnace because a genny can be rewired to put out 12 volts

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