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IH 2500B / 574 MCV Flow divider valve removal..


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Posted by andyd4ntx on March 14, 2014 at 18:53:15 from (67.221.137.35):

Hi all:

I am having steering problems with my 1974 IH2500B / 574 loader tractor with the steering not working and after some troubleshooting and searching of the archives, I decided that I would pull the "Flow Divider valve" (priority valve) out of the MCV.

My problem is that after I remove plug and the spring the valve is stuck up inside the MCV, it won't come out!:evil:

Here is what I have already tried....

I ran the tractor with the plug and spring out and a bucket under the MCV hoping it would push the valve out, No Go!

A pair of needle nose pliers didn't work.

I have also tried a 4MM bolt and nut with a 5/16 fuel hose over the bolt, I tightening it in the base of the valve where the spring goes into, and tried to pull it out with a pair of vicegrips. NoJoy!

The Flow divider valve is so tight that it will not pull down and out of the MCV.

My next step is to use a lead redhead anchor in the base of the valve where I tried the 4MM bolt and fuel hose.

Are there any other tricks to try?

I am surprised this thing is not threaded inside so you could get a bolt into it to pull it out.

Any and all ideas are appreciated.

Andrew.


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