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    Case 580 ck( 1972) question

    I see but it's a steel bolt going into an aluminum houses and I don't think there's any lock washers?
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    Case 580 ck( 1972) question

    Ok, great info.exactly what i needed to know,thanks much! Dose it give a spec for torque on the 3 bolts?
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    Case 580 ck( 1972) question

    Okay, yes that is what my power steering pump is. Are there just bolts that go through the pump and into the timing assembly( I don't see any kind of gasket or seal on number 25 where it would meet up with timing assembly?) does it mess with the timing or does anything need done special when...
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    Case 580 ck( 1972) question

    Hi all, is it possible that my power steering pump can leak fluid into my crankcase? Always having to add power steering fluid and drain crankcase oil( i know I'm pretty much answering my own question, it has to be the answer) I guess what I'm wanting to know if someone has had this issue and...
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    Series 1 AC D17 RUNNING HESSTON PT-10?

    No I don't let it sit in a upright loading position. This squirt happens raising it from a lowered mowing position to upright transport position and always at the very end of it s travel when it reaches its stopping point
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    Series 1 AC D17 RUNNING HESSTON PT-10?

    Well, good theory. But it will do it first lift with cold fluid then not at all for rest of time mowing/ lifting ( it's always at the last second of raising bar up to maximum travel position- whenever it actually does it which isnt always...)
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    Series 1 AC D17 RUNNING HESSTON PT-10?

    Ok, what's interesting is now it has stopped doing it
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    Series 1 AC D17 RUNNING HESSTON PT-10?

    It almost looks like it's coming from a separate hole in the top of the cylinder? If I have too much hydraulic fluid in the system could it do this?
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    Series 1 AC D17 RUNNING HESSTON PT-10?

    Speaking about cylinders my current cylinder on my sickle mower when I raise all the way up on the bar to its travel position a little bit of hydraulic fluid squirts out of the top orifice? It didn't always do this but has recently started, not sure if I'm missing a part or what?
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    Series 1 AC D17 RUNNING HESSTON PT-10?

    Hi all, I'm wondering if my tractor in the title with only having one hydraulic lift hose can run this haybine using a single action cylinder and it would just be gravity lowering and hydraulic power up raising? I only have a single line cylinder available to use and I'm looking at one of these...
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    1972 case 580b ck backhoe temperature sensor/ gauge

    That's what they claim that as long as it's unused you can return it. Used backhoe again this weekend to give cows hay with no issues for over an hour. The temperature gauge was pegged on high temperature as soon as I turn the key on and stayed there the entire time. Still trying to find the...
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    1972 case 580b ck backhoe temperature sensor/ gauge

    Old sender, as soon as I use the new one I cannot return it so I did not install it yet. I Believe by what I've seen that I'm not going to install it until I rule everything else out better
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    1972 case 580b ck backhoe temperature sensor/ gauge

    So I went to use backhoe this past weekend. Turned key to on position and temperature gauge was pegged hot without engine even being turned on. Outside temperature was 30° f. Ran it for over an hour and engine was not hot to the touch. And did not smell hot whatsoever, I obviously have something...
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    1972 case 580b ck backhoe temperature sensor/ gauge

    All that makes perfect sense because I am an electrician by trade my whole life since out of high school( one for 30 years) I do have some good test to do now that I know what I'm looking for and I will follow up soon as to what I find, thanks all of you
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    1972 case 580b ck backhoe temperature sensor/ gauge

    Thank you guys
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