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unknown rods on Hyd cover 2n

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SW Frazier

08-10-2007 22:05:09




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Hello guys, I'm a new owner of a 1946 2n. I've been getting all the serving books on this tracter. But I'm stumbed I'm hoping one of you will know what these 2 rods are for? I have not seen them in any of the books I've got I haven't pulled the covers do to the fact I don't what is hooked to what.

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Steve




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SW Frazier

08-10-2007 22:08:45




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 Re: unknown rods on Hyd cover 2n in reply to SW Frazier, 08-10-2007 22:05:09  
Sorry how do you upload a photo?



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SW Frazier

08-10-2007 23:11:34




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 Re: unknown rods on Hyd cover 2n in reply to SW Frazier, 08-10-2007 22:08:45  
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See>Link if this helps

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souNdguy

08-10-2007 22:15:31




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 Re: unknown rods on Hyd cover 2n in reply to SW Frazier, 08-10-2007 22:08:45  
It's easy.. follow the links on the left and upload your pics... once uploaded hilight and copy the url that is provided under the pic... put that in the image url box under your message.

Soundguy



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SW Frazier

08-10-2007 23:14:42




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 Re: unknown rods on Hyd cover 2n in reply to souNdguy, 08-10-2007 22:15:31  
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Dell (WA)

08-11-2007 01:33:07




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 Re: unknown rods on Hyd cover 2n in reply to SW Frazier, 08-10-2007 23:14:42  
Frazier..... ..ah yes, the "secret" levers thru hollow bolts.

This is a "scheme" to block internal hydraulic pump pressure via a lever operated valve in the side of the tranny "vertical stand-pipe" that passes the bottom of the tranny hydraulic power up to yer hip operated hy-trol lever; so you can use the internal 2.85gpm, 1700psi weaksister hydraulic pump corner pressure test port as a hydraulic source for external 1-way hydraulics. Such as hydraulic lift cylinder for HEAVY tow-behind disc harrow.....or.....less satisfactorily, a front end loader (FEL)

When you lift up on the lever, you loose yer 3-point lift abilitiy. Why? 'cuz you've cut-off/blocked the hydraulic pressure.

Not certain about the spring loaded lever, but I'm certain it is also related to the blocking lever.

The earlier "scheme" to gitt corner hydraulic power for remote cylinder, required you to "chain down" the lifting arms. The blocking valve is a "better scheme"..... ..Dell

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Bob

08-11-2007 08:17:01




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 Re: unknown rods on Hyd cover 2n in reply to Dell (WA), 08-11-2007 01:33:07  
MOST LIKELY, the rod is for "up" on a simple trip bucket loader, and the spring-loaded button is for "down".



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