Ok to start off with i got my flow rater when i bought out 90-95 percent of a closed out I H dealer shop at a auction, along with a ton of special tools . The relief valve is in the right hand seat support . And it probably is the stock one on ours i have replaced it with a higher pressure one . Yes a 706 has a oil cooler and it is up ft and flow for it is controlled by the MCV and MCV pump . The 706 has THREE hyd pumps , one for the rear hitch and remotes one for the steering brakes and the T/A and it also does the cooling and lubing of the rear end, and the PTO has it's own pump built into it . Now back to the flow rater , the one i have will flow 50 gal. a min and at pressures up to 5000 psi.. I do not think that your going to run out and buy one due to cost as the last time i looked one like mine from OTC REBUILT not new will set you back close to 4 grand. This is why i recommend that for hyd problems ya have someone that knows how to test BEFORE ya start throwen money at a problem . My 806 is the next one on the list for a new pump as she is getting slow .
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