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    1070 power shift update

    eMl I tried adjusting the c2 retard screw but there was no change so I pulled the c4 spool out which was sticky & cleaned & lubed it w/new oil. Some one had cut out a notch next to the floor cover to remove the bolt which holds the shift linkage down to get a socket on that bolt. By removing...
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    1070 power shift update

    eMl I adjusted the c3 retard adjuster slightly but there was no change when pushing the clutch in when cold. Tried more than one position w/adjuster screw but there was no change. Put the adjusting screw back where it was originally. Tractor still stopped fairly quickly when pushing the clutch...
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    1070 power shift update

    mEl I did clean the valve top & will adjust the screw slightly & let you know if it helps. Thanks, Dennis
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    1070 power shift update

    eMl This is for eMl. I lucked out when buying a socket to get the c3 cap off. There were 3 choices & I bought a deep well w/a thin wall that fit on the cap w/no mods. to the socket. I was surprised it fit. It was the cheapest socket of the 3 which I'm sure is why it was so thin. The machine...
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    1070 power shift

    mEl After thinking about it for a while I realized there must be a threaded hole for the screw. I just changed the filters & they weren't very dirty & will change them every year. The fluid has around 500 hrs. on it. Maybe that should be changed as well. I'm very careful to make sure...
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    1070 power shift

    mEl Do you mean turn a machine screw onto the end of the spool just enough to grab it & then start moving it back & forth. If it's threaded how does that work? Or do I turn it counter clockwise to get it started & then back & forth to free it. Guess I don't understand completely. Thanks...
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    1070 power shift

    mEl I will try that. What's one socket. There's even less clearance on the other side which is what I think you meant about gaining clearance by grinding down the socket (or did you take a piece of the socket out) to fit between the c3 cap & a diamond shaped plate held on by two allen head...
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    1070 power shift

    What needs to be removed to take the c3 spool out for cleaning? I've cleaned the area around the c1 & c3 spools & taken off the c1 cap in hopes of getting a wrench on the c3 cap as the two are very close together but haven't been able to get a wrench on it. Don't want to take something apart I...
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    1070 power shift

    Thanks Rod. I'll clean the spool & see what happens. Dennis
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    1070 power shift

    When driving out of the shed after tractor has been sitting over night & then stopping, it stops abruptly like something is sticking. After a couple minutes it's fine. Does one of the spools need cleaning? Also, when power shifting from 3rd to 2nd in 3rd range there's a clank. Power shift...
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    1070 ac temp control

    Agri King Thanks for your help. Dennis
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    1070 ac temp control

    Bob I know it's a capillary tube & not a wire. I just called it that. I replaced the expansion valve last year & used ac tape where it was needed & everything worked fine. Temp. was always very cold this spring w/no repsonse from the temp. control & I don't enjoy freezing like some people, just...
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    1070 ac temp control

    DKase Haven't tested it but I have the new one so might as well put it in. If it doesn't work will have to do some testing. Just worried about bending the wire over the tube on the evaporator without kinking it. Maybe I could use my break line tube bender to get it started. It does need to fit...
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    1070 ac temp control

    I'm installing a new a/c temp. control on our 1070 & have everything ready for the install, cab roof off & heater core & evaporator freed up on the end the temp. control wire goes on the evaporator so I can lift the heater core out of the way & lift the evaporator just high enough to put the...
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    1070 steering hand pump

    Rod The pump is back on the tractor & everything seems to be good. I drove the tractor around the yard & checked for leaks & found one tiny one on a fitting but tightened it a little more & it's ok now. I did replace the o-ring seals on the fittings because this was too much work to not spend a...
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