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    Ford 2600 - hydraulics have died ???

    Hi all ! Thanks for all your help ! It looks like I've got it sorted ( just about ). I had to ask a local tractor mechanic to look at it and Rod was correct it was an O ring on the ASC valve and also the oil level was low due to leaky Rams on the loader. I've had the engine ticking...
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    Ford 2600 - hydraulics have died ???

    Thanks Rod ! I will do what you have said tomorrow. I'm not too clued up on the tractor parts so may have to ask silly questions :) Heres one - What is the Remote valve ? What I did today was to open the bleed valve on the pump and the oil was pulsing out so it looks like the pump is ok...
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    Ford 2600 - hydraulics have died ???

    Thanks ! I will check this out tomorrow. Its dark now here in England and pouring with rain.
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    Ford 2600 - hydraulics have died ???

    Thank you for your reply ! The handles which control the loader are up near the dash. There are two levers which could normally stop the operation of the pump but not both back and front. There's the push/pull knob which switches the hydraulics from the loader to the three point linkage then...
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    Ford 2600 - hydraulics have died ???

    Hi all ! It's been a few months since my last post which members of the forum helped me sort a hydraulics problem. The tractor has worked great until yesterday ( 1976 ford 2600 ). I started it up no problem but the hydraulics have died, there's nothing. The front bucket won't lift or tilt and...
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    Hydraulic Problem ???

    The bucket seems ok however one of the big Rams has a bad leak. Don't think that will help ?
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    Tractor hydraulics v power pack ???

    A few months ago I was helped sort a problem with my tractor which was not powering the log splitter. Turned out to be a simple matter of me not topping the correct filling port. A few people had advised not using the tractors hydraulics as it would be an inefficient way to power the...
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    Hydraulic Problem ???

  9. J

    Hydraulic Problem ???

    Hi all ! A few months ago you kindly helped me sort a problem with the hydraulics on my Ford 2600 tractor. The tractor has a bucket loader fitted which I use for various things including lifting bundles of timber off the van which I pick up from the sawmill. I've noticed lately it...
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    1976 Ford 2600 hydraulic question

    Thanks for your reply Rod. I will get some UTF tomorrow from our local New Holland store. John
  11. J

    1976 Ford 2600 hydraulic question

    Hi again Folks ! Yippee !!! Got it working thanks to you lot 👍 I had to take the seat off to get at that filling port and filled it like you's said until it started coming out of the hole under the right foot plate. I then titened the grub screw up and added 1/2 litre extra knowing I...
  12. J

    1976 Ford 2600 hydraulic question

    Hi Rod and all ! Thanks for pointing out the filling port. Probably the reason it doesn't look like you should put oil in the hole is that it's got a hydraulic hose sticking out of it which has got some sort of filler on keeping it in place ( what a mess ). I'll have to find some other way...
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    1976 Ford 2600 hydraulic question

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    1976 Ford 2600 hydraulic question

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