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    2950 john deere

    I did have the lever for the 3 point locked in the up position
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    2950 john deere

    it was a brand new valve about 4 months ago so it should still be. when the hydraulic system is cold it works great. I am thinking that maybe I have a high pressure side leak in some component? just thought it was odd for the shift cover to just start leaking. but maybe the oil got to hot...
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    2950 john deere

    it is PTO batwing and no nothing seems locked in place and the SVC did not seem to be in a locked position
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    2950 john deere

    I am using a separate cross valve for my loader, my issue with the leak on top of the transmission is going to stop me from doing any of that. the leak is pretty bad, didn't know if the 2 where related or not
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    2950 john deere

    I have a 2950 john deere fairly new to me. I hooked up a 15 foot rotary cutter and after 2 hours the hydraulic system was so hot the loader would not operate. and it was just the hydraulics that was hot. let it cool over night next day started the tractor to try and find why it was getting...
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    2950 injection pump removal

    wondering what would I need to do to remove the injection pump? does the tractor need to be timed? anything need to be aligned? or can I just remove it? and what is needed to remove the front gear?
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    2950 parking brake

    Thank you very much for that, I have adjusted the brake, but cannot fine the lock nut on the under side of the tractor anywhere on the underside of the rear end
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    2950 parking brake

    I know there has been other conversations about the adjustment of the parking brake, I was hoping to get some diagrams or pictures, to make sure I am in the correct areas, when adjusting the brake. Now I am wondering where the sump screen is so I can check to see if there is brake junk in it...
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    Adding Quick Connects for a loader

    where is the best place to find bulkhead connectors?
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    Adding Quick Connects for a loader

    I am wondering if there is a "bracket" or box or something I can add to to my tractor/loader so when I take off my loader I will have an easy place to disconnect all the hoses. I see these on all the new tractors just curious if there is something aftermarket or anyone has an idea to build one
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    2950 breakaway coupler/ rear remote

    So apparently the ball and socket is wore out and has so much play that it is not fully engaging the hydraulics on that one port
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    2950 breakaway coupler/ rear remote

    I bought a 2950, and the loader was using both rear remotes and one remote was pouring out oil what tried using the loader, replaced all the seals in the breakaway coupler, and tried it again while its not leaking any more, the rear remote/breakaway coupler will extend out a hydraulic cylinder...
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    john deere 2950 and westendorf ta-28

    Just bought a John Deere 2950 and have a few things to fix on it. One thing I need to do is change the loader from using the rear remotes is to get a valve and joystick to put in the cab. Called westendorf and they are 10 weeks out and $2000.00 for a kit. Called all the local salvage yards...
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    4020 steering motor and hydraulic pump

    I have a 4020 with a hydraulic pump that is making a lot of noise and a steering motor that is leaking. question 1 Is there a way to identify which pump I have before I remove it to get a rebuilt one or does it matter? question 2 to reseal the steering motor would I also be ahead to replace...
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    6400 mfwd pivot pins

    I am looking to purchase a 6400 with mfwd. the only major issue is that the pivot pin on the back side of the front axle is majorly worn, I figure at the point its worn I will have to get a different axle housing as I can see its about worn through. I cannot seem to find the pins that go on...
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