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    Farmall 400 P.S.

    I am wondering if I can temporarily put pressure and return directly to the steering motor just to test it,like from one of the remotes,or even another tractor,just to confirm it works correctly. I am sure my pump is ok because it lifts my heavy haybine with ease.
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    Farmall 400 P.S.

    I wonder what would be the normal reading?
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    Farmall 400 P.S.

    Thank you, Pulling any lever has no real effect on it,there is a slight blip in the wheel but thats it,does not actually improve assist at all.
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    Farmall 400 P.S.

    Thanks,yes it comes from the tractor main pump by the distribtor,being the remotes work normally the pump is working good.
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    Farmall 400 P.S.

    Hey guys,I just picked up a real nice 400 with what looks like factory Behlen p.s.,Schwartz wide front. The steering assist seems weak compared to my SM with add on Behlen system. The hydralic output to the remote hook ups is very good. Any advice on how to go about diagnosing the issue?
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    Fresh Overhaul Break In

    Low rpm gas engine, just use it like you intend to and it will be fine. I like to change oil after the first few hours of work,then just run it normally.
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    Posted another classic Gehl video....

    Pretty cool and fun to watch ! I always think they are going really fast in the field scenes of these old videos.
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    New toy/ headache

    Nice rig! I would love to have one of those,would be very handy around here. I still kick myself for passing up a 1550 at my old farmer friends auction. It was super nice and well kept, I didn't think I had the extra money at the time so i passed on it like a fool.
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    High speed misses in a diesel?

    I had an Oliver doing that once, I revved it into the range where it would miss then tweaked the pump timing till it cleaned up.
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    Cold here in MN who has moved to warm area.

    Tennessee sounds good to me about this time of year. MN from May - Oct is sure nice though.
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    Cold here in MN who has moved to warm area.

    Correct, and an older person has the cold go through them much harder. Plowing snow was fun,the first 200 times I did it...
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    Easier starting?

    In the auto world high compression engines usually fire up easier.
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    Fuel tank junk

    I had that happen, I was able to get it out through the fill hole using a four fingers grabby tool and a light.
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    Tool to install ceramic brake pads.

    I get by without a tool, I just hold them together with one hand and get the caliper started over the pads with the other hand. If you need a tool maybe a mini C clamp or an assistant would work.
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    Heat Housers - Do They Work

    I have one for my H for winter snow removal and chores, it works good . I have an IH Windbreaker model, fits real good.
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    Hope Oliver people like this---

    Crankcase evacuation tubes, pulls out pressure but the check valves only allow one way flow.
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    Flex Paste Tire Crack Repair

    I used several coats of bedliner on one of my tractor rears which had a pretty good sized split on the sidewall, so far has bought me some time.
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    2015 Silverado experts - transmission shifting/noise

    I agree, at 150k it is normal for them to just plain wear out in my experience.
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    Jamesway Barn Cleaner,again

    Ok guys,I spent a couple days emailing back and forth with a dealer I found only about 40 miles from me. I was very hopefull as they said parts were still availab. le. However ,the gear I need would be $1650 and at least a month wait time,so I am still looking for a used alternative. Thanks for...
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    Jamesway Barn Cleaner,again

    Thank you! I will pursue that.
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