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    Case DB 990 hyd relief fell apart

    I replaced the valve. you can buy replacement o-rings for the job on mcmaster-carr PN 5308T173 and 9464K989.
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    Praise for MF 450 baler

    5th season using this baler and going strong at roughly 100 bales per year. Detects hay moisture and tells you when the humidity is too high. How? It won't start a bale, and/or plugs up in the feed rollers when air reaches ~85% RH in the evening. Pickup no longer jams with new pickup drive belt...
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    Case DB 990 hyd relief fell apart

    So to keep going until I get the replacement valve from our friend @jean claude marleau, I need to stop the trickle of oil and the minor burst of oil pressure when the cylinder dead heads. I don't have the end cap (Item 22), but can I just cover the end with a plastic pipe cap taped on to hold...
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    Case DB 990 hyd relief fell apart

    Item 14 cracked from one detent hole to the snap ring groove releasing the assembly.. Really thin wall makes weak area of part (that lasted 50 years)
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    Case DB 990 hyd relief fell apart

    Answered most of my questions with the image from...
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    Case DB 990 hyd relief fell apart

    So I found the kick out piston, 2 balls (how many are there?) and that hollow "pin". I assume everything else outside of it is gone. Can I buy replacement parts to get going again? Or just cap off the end to stop the leaking and keep going?
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    Case DB 990 hyd relief fell apart

    I got shot in the back of the leg with a pin when I dead-headed upper valve. Hyd still work but leak like crazy out the end where pin wss. Is this a replaceable assembly? How to do it? .
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    DB 990 front crankshaft seal replacement

    What did you torque cover bolts to?
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    DB 990 front crankshaft seal replacement

    The timing cover is light enough to be held up by the seal lip and mostly centers when you push in the pulley. I put a bit of upward pressure on the cover and tightened the top center bolt. Thanks for the reassurance. Most likely my leaks were from my UTV gasket maker not sealing at the bottom...
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    DB 990 front crankshaft seal replacement

    What is your preferred way to align the timing cover and/or new crankshaft seal with the pulley? Assuming you don't have the special tool.
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    Frozen Hydraulics DB 990

    Well, made it through winter. There was enough oil available on the pump side of the filter to lift and lower 3 or 4 bales every weekend before it ran out of available oil. If I had to use the snowblower, it helped get it warmer sooner when I needed to use the hydraulics more than that.
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    Frozen Hydraulics DB 990

    What do I check on that right rear remote valve? Finally got cold enough to test my oil and filter change. Same problem, but didn't run it more than half an hour. When I replaced oil and filter, I drained case and diff. Also extended cylinders before change and then retracted/drained them fully...
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    David Brown 990 Power Beyond Manifold

    How many rear remotes do you need? I have a 3 way valve on the bucket tilt circuit that ports oil to my baler or haybine lift cylinder. But it's only one circuit and I don't have control of tilt when in use. I too need a better understanding of power beyond which is an option on the valve I put...
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    DB Case 990 Hyd Oil Change

    Going to replace the hydraulic oil in by David Brown 990 Selectamatic. Service manual says to clean parts with "paraffin". Any alternatives? Will Varsol or just plain Kerosene work? I'm also accepting any advice on how to fully drain the system.
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    rare Cockshutt find .. hay rake

    I was using a 311 for the past 6 or 7 years. Solid machine with simple chain drive instead of gearbox. Bought it for $500 CAD. The lift crank nut stripped so I bought an acme nut, drilled out the center to make it a stub acme and set height, then used a 3pth draw bar to adjust height from then...
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