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    4 in 1 Bucket

    The valve with extra spool might be a better option.The only problem with most power beyond set ups is you cant use the bucket clamp cyls at the same time as an other functions.
  2. 8

    MF 11 wheel loader

    Dont know where to locate the parts but after the repairs i would check clutch psi.Low psi to the clutch will cause that as well as neglect and operator abuse.Coming from the auction you never know what your getting.
  3. 8

    DBG Roosa Master Fuel Bypass Line Elimination

    I have removed many of the glass check balls,when they plug up.Never had any issues with that on the Roosa and Standadine.I dont think i would eliminate the line completely.
  4. 8

    Cat IT28 running on 2 cylinders

    Two dead cyls side by side.I always suspect head gasket.
  5. 8

    Is it worth a look?

    I would be cautious but i have seen alot of machines not steering just need an adjustment. The thing I would want to know is if is wet or dry clutch housing on steering, changes the value.
  6. 8

    444

    Check for suction leaks on suction lie from tank. If your sucking air you will cavitate and damage the new pump this realy would only apply if all the implements that that pump operated had the same issue.it does not take long for this to happen.Also some pumps need to be bleed after...
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    Concern with my TD 6 1947-9...white smoke.....and

    If you get involved with a Deutz engine it does apply. #1 cyl and main cap at fly wheel end. The new oil cooled engines are this way.With out a diagram valve adjustment was confusing.
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    Concern with my TD 6 1947-9...white smoke.....and

    Probly a bad injector or low compression.Easy way to test is to swap injector from an other cyl and see if it follows.You hope to see it move to the next hole. If it stays the problem most likly is internal.Also in that case check that valves have clearance at TDC on that cyl and check for...
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    Allis C sleeve removal

    If your that concerned about damaging the sleeve there are several puller that can be bought or made.If you have access to a lathe and some material you can make a step plate with a hole in center.Use heavy enough allthread and riser block on top of engine block and turn til it pulls out. OTC...
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