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3 pt lift
Seems to be the time everyone is having their issues, guess I may as well add mine. I have an 801 and the arms drift down under load. I use the tractor on a brush hog and I cannot keep the front of the mower out of the dirt. The draft lever is horizontal which I believe is "Position". The... -
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801 Power Steering
Oil was cold, the fact that the PS does work with no load, does this say the control valves are OK? I have not loosened a cylinder to see if I can move it by hand. This is likely a next step rather than getting into the steering column? As I stated previously, with the loader on and the SOS... -
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801 Power Steering
Finally had time last weekend to get a gauge on the PS pump, had 800 PSI @ 1000 RPMs. Here is a recap of where I am at: 1. Occurred suddenly, lost power steering 2. Power steering does operate when front wheels are off the ground 3. Gauge check of pressure is 800 PSI. Any suggestions where... -
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801 Power Steerig
Your assembly makes sense, I anticipated the pump would have to be deadheaded, but I hated to spin the pump while starting the tractor and etc. Has to be a lot of heat generated. I have a couple of lost weekends coming up so I won't get to it right away but at least now I know where I am going... -
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801 Power Steerig
Can someone describe the proper procedure to check the output pressure of the PS pump? Is there a tap on the side of the pump? -
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801 Ford Power Steering
Do you deadhead the pump with a pressure gauge to check or parallel the HP line with a tap? Thanks for the replies. -
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801 Ford Power Steering
I had the pump apart last fall and replaced the seals. Pretty simple roller pump, I doubt that it is the problem. Seals for the rams available? Would they be OEM only or are they common parts? -
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801 Ford Power Steering
Time to get serious, I am recovering from rotator cuff surgery and I tried to use the tractor to mow with Saturday. It was not a pretty picture. The tractor has an industrial loader so if I raise the front tires with the loader, the PS works. When the wheels are on the ground, it is virtually... -
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801 Power Steering
Cylinders rebuildable? Is there anyway to make a definate determination? -
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801 Power Steering
Long time reader, first time on the board. I have an 801 Ford that has never left the farm. Last fall I put new seals in the PS pump as it was leaking at the shaft. I refilled the resevoir with PS fluid. This tractor sits a lot, used for cutting wood, plowing gardens and etc. Yesterday I...
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