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Posted by the tractor vet on January 02, 2005 at 19:39:16 from (4.124.89.71):
In Reply to: 966 Hydraulic Questions... posted by Migraine on January 02, 2005 at 19:22:40:
As with any new toy start with the fluids and filters , the steering and t/a and brakes all work from the mcv pump and before i would start turning nuts and bolts i would run a pressure check and a flow rate on the mcv . Remember that this is not a new tractor and as anything with age on it things wear out . If the pressure is low before i pulled the pump i would install a new spring kit in the mcv . I like the pressure up around 275 to 290 that is a bit higher then stock but things stay locked up even under high horsepower.
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