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Posted by buickanddeere on November 16, 2004 at 07:44:13 from (64.10.41.29):
In Reply to: jd 2030 posted by cb on November 16, 2004 at 06:18:47:
Set the 3pt flow lever under the seat faster.
The often noisy throwout bearing occurs because people do not read the manual. There is a grease fitting hidden behind one of those round pop off caps on the left side of the bell housing.
Now please purchase the service, parts and operators manual cheap at 1-800-522-7448 or from Kim at this site. You may wait a long time for them to come up on ebay.
Make certain a trans/hydraulic oil was used in the transmission. 90 wt gear lube will ruin the brakes, high/low shift and the pto.
Change the antifreeze to new propylene glycol. The old stuff if tired will allow pitting through the sleeves and block. The propylene glycol is non poisonous and doesn't ruin bearings should it leak into the lube system
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