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Excellent info on the Messick's connection, thanks. I'm dealing with a similar issue on a manual steering nightmare.
RoundOakDairy_WI
I noticed your photo is a 660. Message me a couple more pictures if you have them. I was telling my son my dad had a 660 (he sold it in the 80's when he moved to John Deere 4430 & 4440). I remember our 660 was the work horse pulling the chopper with heavy wagons full of corn, and working land. I'd show them to my son if you have them. Thanks
C
Who's parts did you use for the repair. 'm looking at a couple dozen sellers. Some with warranty and some without. Some even seem to be same seller with slightly different ads. Get mind boogling some times.
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bweb
I went with Stihl parts. I didn't want to spend all the time and effort to rebuild with possibly sub par parts. I looked on Youtube a lot when I did it. You'll also need some high temp sealant for the sealant. After it was rebuilt it was a lot of effort to start because of the compression. That's why I put the compression release plunger in it. You'll have to drill a hole in your case so you can access it.
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I own a 2023 Kioti 2610, the tractor with 200hrs. Have drift issues with hydraulic system. Loader does not drift when unattached from the tractor hydraulics, so the loader cylinders are not leaking. Loader will drift several inches over night connected to the hydraulic system. Hydraulic valve and the check valve were replaced, this didn't solve the problem..The 3pt doesn't drift, any suggestions
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Jim.ME
Welcome to the Forums.
If you are looking for help, try posting on the Kioti Forum in the Manufacturer's section. This in your profile and many people will not see it. Hydraulics drifting down overnight is not uncommon. This is one of the reasons it is said to lower hydraulic attachments before leaving equipment unattended. If you can't lower it, it should be mechanically/physically blocked.
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Hello SStra from Connecticut.
I was reading your old posts about the 19-87 rear loader and it is valuable! But it is old enough so that the pictures don't post any more. Any chance that I give you my email and you send some pics? I too have to fab the fender brackets, but don't have the hydraulic cylinder kit....it will be straight mechanical. Thank you, John
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DoubleO7
SStra has not logged in to this website since 2018.
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Hello NNP from Connecticut.
I was reading your old posts about the 19-87 rear loader and it is valuable! But it is old enough so that the pictures don't post any more. Any chance that I give you my email and you send some pics? I too have to fab the fender brackets, but don't have the hydraulic cylinder kit....it will be straight mechanical. Thank you, John
M
I am building these as a hobby. I have made four of them so far. I am currently doing a 730 mailbox. Send pics of my of my other JD decor

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Hi Bern I hope you can help me. I have a ford industrial motor with a minimech that I cannot get started and you seem to know these well.
Can I give you a call to discuss? I would need your number. It is too long to write on the forum
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you mentioned about a bale sweep you can pull behind baler or utv, can you send a picture and did you make it? Thanks Just what Im looking for
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I don't know if you still follow this forum. I have a onan 16 hp in my case 446. I did a complete overhaul on it and now I have oil p;umping up into the carb thru the vent on the valve cover. Any suggestions. Thanks.
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Good to have yours and Renee's work ethics and wisdom's back on here again. Hope that you will stay around and ignore most of the stupid barbs that some folks seem to enjoy passing out.
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