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Re: 'nuther 1086- T-vet, Jake F, etc.
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Posted by the tractor vet on October 04, 2006 at 11:56:18 from (75.24.28.38):
In Reply to: 'nuther 1086- T-vet, Jake F, etc. posted by P Backus on October 04, 2006 at 11:00:29:
Well as far as the Teltle lite blinking first i would have them put a gaue on it and see what ya go for pressure as it may be just a bad sender if not then here are the could bee's it could be the pump it could be in the super charger system if it is a PFC hyd. system tractor or it could be a weak pressure releif in the MCV circuit . as for the oil leak on the back of the engine it more then likely is the O/Ring between the back engine plate and the block that seals the cam galley as there is no rear soft plug for the cam galley and to stop this leak ya must split the tractor at the bell housing and remove the clutch and flywhell and back engine plate and reseal . Smack my hand but i did not do that on my buddys 1066 when we went thru it and now it is leaking a bit and i told him to LIVe with it till we realy need to split again then i'll fix that . as for the Digital dash now that can get into your pocketbook as i am told . You will have to forgive me but i would rather have one that did not have all the newer stuff on it . As for the tires well some of them radials will ware funny if ya don't have the air pressure correct all the time and ran on the road a bunch.
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