mhomrighausen
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Ted N. WOW!! Six weeks after surgery. We'll pray for a speedy recovery. Take your time and start as Charlie P. stated. That is check all the linkage. You could havea bent and yet not totally sheared pin on the linkage. Since your tractor moves forward and reverse without any problems I'd get a set of gauges and check at the suggested places in the manual to make sure the implement relief spring is working properly.
Anthony T. Just my thoughts on "changing rearends". Get a set of gauges and check your 1650's output pressure as per the manaual. Yes, your linkage may be worn out out only it really isn't that expensive to rebuild the charge pump which is used to supply the lifting power for any attachments. If the check relief valves are worn out then if you wanted then simply take them from the 1250 pump and install them in the 1650'ss pump. If you've no leaks other than replacing the cork gasket and you can repair the loose linkage with the good linkage from the 1250, I'd do just that.
Also... how long do you let the tractor warm up before moving it in this cold environment where you live? A good hydro should be allowed to warm up at least fifteen to twenty seconds in the summer. This gives it a chance to get the oil moving within the system. In the cold of winter allow at least a good five to ten minutes for the oil to warm up before moving the hydro lever forward. You also speak of removing the oil/gunk from the 1650. If you can just get by until spring that would be great. Afterall... You've tolerated things halfway through winter so far. More than likely all that buildup is from the cork gasket being worn out and needing replacing. Having to move your lever to get movement sounds more like the loose/worn linkage problem and a simple trunion repair. Anyway that you view it ... you're going to have to face the mess at some point. AND I can tell you that to some people a rebuilt hydro can mean they replaced the cork gasket and possibly one or both of the check valves. They probably didn't take the time if not needed to actually take the entire pump apart. Again... Keep everyone posted on your progress.
Off to work until ten and then we are taking Fancy to the vet. He's been sneezing quite a bit and since is 12 1/2 kitty years, we figured he needs to see Dr. Kim this morning.
Take care and every have a wonderful weekend and be SAFE.
Anthony T. Just my thoughts on "changing rearends". Get a set of gauges and check your 1650's output pressure as per the manaual. Yes, your linkage may be worn out out only it really isn't that expensive to rebuild the charge pump which is used to supply the lifting power for any attachments. If the check relief valves are worn out then if you wanted then simply take them from the 1250 pump and install them in the 1650'ss pump. If you've no leaks other than replacing the cork gasket and you can repair the loose linkage with the good linkage from the 1250, I'd do just that.
Also... how long do you let the tractor warm up before moving it in this cold environment where you live? A good hydro should be allowed to warm up at least fifteen to twenty seconds in the summer. This gives it a chance to get the oil moving within the system. In the cold of winter allow at least a good five to ten minutes for the oil to warm up before moving the hydro lever forward. You also speak of removing the oil/gunk from the 1650. If you can just get by until spring that would be great. Afterall... You've tolerated things halfway through winter so far. More than likely all that buildup is from the cork gasket being worn out and needing replacing. Having to move your lever to get movement sounds more like the loose/worn linkage problem and a simple trunion repair. Anyway that you view it ... you're going to have to face the mess at some point. AND I can tell you that to some people a rebuilt hydro can mean they replaced the cork gasket and possibly one or both of the check valves. They probably didn't take the time if not needed to actually take the entire pump apart. Again... Keep everyone posted on your progress.
Off to work until ten and then we are taking Fancy to the vet. He's been sneezing quite a bit and since is 12 1/2 kitty years, we figured he needs to see Dr. Kim this morning.
Take care and every have a wonderful weekend and be SAFE.
