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Re: H live hydraulics
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Posted by Babe on March 09, 2006 at 13:57:06 from (66.172.252.132):
In Reply to: H live hydraulics posted by BillyinStoughton on March 09, 2006 at 08:58:03:
The hydralic system on the super and 300-400 are all some what alike...We sheared the moon key off on the camshaft which holds the cam gears on. which in turn messed up the ignition..when I went to get a different camshaft IHC made a camshaft that had left hand threads on that end to hold the cam gear on..thus it would not unscrew when raising a heavy load..what ever you do,do not hold the hydraulic lever back, and giving the tractor more gas..when there is a lot of resistance in the hydraulic pump it will shear the key in the cam gear and mess up the ignition..
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