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    1594 hydraulic parts sourcing

    Hello all. I need to pick the brains of some of the die hard david brown guys here. I have a case-ih 1594 that is leaking hydraulic oil through the end of the detent on the top valve in the auxiliary stack. I have attempted to rebuild it twice now. Replacing the o rings hoping that would fix it...
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    Case 1594 air conditioning wiring

    Hello all Was wondering if anyone can point me in the right direction for re wiring the ac compressor on my 1594. It looks to have been disconnected at some point in its life and I'm struggling to find accurate diagrams for the wiring. It looks to me like the colour coding must have changed at...
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    Need help with case 1594

    Thanks everyone for the information. Ended up removing the inlet off the lift pump and then re bled the fuel filters. And it seemed to fix the problem. Not sure what it did but I was able to run the machine for the rest of the day and feed cattle on Sunday afternoon with no issue.
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    Need help with case 1594

    Good morning i really need some help diagnosing a intermittent problem with my case 1594 When under load there are times it will drastically loose power and sound as if it's running out of fuel. But if you idle down and stop the machine it will regain rpm and idle fine. Sometimes after one of...
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    Diagnosing bad injector pump on 1650 cockshutt

    Ok would you suggest removing he injectors from those 2 cylinders and clean and re test them? If the injector pump fails will I loose basically flow to all the injectors? I very much appreciate the help
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    Diagnosing bad injector pump on 1650 cockshutt

    I'm not sure if there could be an air lock in those 2 lines. I'll peel the injectors back off today and put them back on the test bench to check spray pattern and cracking pressure. I also had not realized that when the water went through the system the water separator was about half full of...
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    Diagnosing bad injector pump on 1650 cockshutt

    It's the early energy cell 283. I thought it was very strange that only 2 cylinders aren't getting fuel. I had actually taken the line completely off of #4 and started the engine it looked like it was getting small amount of fuel on initial start up but when running almost next to no fuel
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    Diagnosing bad injector pump on 1650 cockshutt

    I'm really hoping someone here can guide me in the right direction with the injection pump on my 1650 cockshutt. This tractor had been running well and the other day before going to rake hay it seems to have likely sucked a bunch of water through the fuel system. I have since drained the tank...
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    Replacement filters for cockshutt 1650

    So it's been a couple weeks since our new to us cockshutt was dropped off. I have dropped all fluids and changed what filters I could get my hands on. Here's my question. I believe that the oil and Corse fuel filter are the OEM canister style filters. Is there a way to update the filters to...
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    Cockshutt 1650

    Ok I get it now. I miss understood how the system worked. Did some more research last night. Looks like it was pretty advanced for its time.
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    Cockshutt 1650

    Not sure if they are even still there. If they are it's not hooked up. Will definitely crank over while in gear. I would really like to learn more about the hydra-lectric system.
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    Cockshutt 1650

    So these wires are not connected to anything. Will it cause issues when working implements if it stays disconnected? Also did they have issues with that system typically?
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    Cockshutt 1650

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    Cockshutt 1650

    We just picked up this 65 cockshutt 1650 and I am really quite happy with it. Today went over most of the electrical and all the lights work. Was wondering if anyone knows what the wires coming out of the transmission under the seat are for. I'm assuming a neutral safety switch. But I'm not...
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    McCormick w4 references for restoration

    Here's another picture of the old girl actually put to work.
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