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    case 1070

    I have a case 1070 tractor serial number after 8675001. I don't know what to do. The tractor was given to me and needed some work. I installed a new clutch, power shift valve and a new hydraulic rear pump. The tractor was running just like it should until about 100 hrs on it. At start up I have...
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    case 070 hydraulic pressure

    Hi Adirondack, yes pumping the clutch may not make sense, I just figured when clutch the clutch is not depressed I have normal hydraulic pressure on the gauge so pushing it in for a few seconds then release and do it again would help. Anyway's all linkage including spool all good. I don't know...
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    case 070 hydraulic pressure

    Hi Rod, My 3pt hitch arms, pto steering everything work fine. When I depress the clutch pedal after tractor is sitting or just sitting even running. My hydraulic pressure drops. So I have to hold the clutch in for a few sec then let go and push it in again probably like six time. Every-time I...
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    case 070 hydraulic pressure

    Hi guys I have an 1978 case 1070 serial number after 8675001. I just rebuilt the clutch, new hydraulic pump, filter and new transmission control valve. Everything was running smoothly I have over 150 hours on it now. My issue after parking it for a week I have to prime up my clutch to get my...
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    My 822 round baler

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    My 822 round baler

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    My 822 round baler

    Hi my name is Anthony. I just purchased a Massey Ferguson 822 baler. They said everything worked but that's not the case hopefully it's something easy to fix. The baler is making bales to tight and pressure gauge is going to max pressure and is blowing all my hydraulic lines. I...
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    case 1070 shifting

    Hi guys thanks for getting back to me. As for Loren I grabbed that information about the 4spd from another post similar to mine but did not get an answer. So it seems that it's just my clutch pedal is not extending as far as it should. I will try to use a pry-bar to extend the valve as...
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    case 1070 shifting

    Hi my name is Anthony, I have a 1985 case 1070 that a recently purchased. The tractor runs fine the only issue i have is I need to adjust my 4 range selections. Here is what the shifting does but does not tell me how to adjust it. Apparently you can shift it without using the clutch. My will...
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