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Can somebody give me detailed instructions for removing a water pump on a FarmPro 2425. THANKS

Farm Pro 2425 water pump replacement
Jinma Farmpro Agracat Nortrac
Replies 4 Post by cindyb2030

Does it have a seperate powersteering pump? The parts book showa a pump & filter under "steering lines & filters"

471 Steering and transmission trouble
Massey Ferguson Tractors
Replies 6 Post by lsheaffer

Parts manual: I use partstree dot com (there are others but they seem to all share the same data) - you won't find a schematic but the parts diagrams will show you the various pieces, including the glow plug relay and controller for a 7260.

Alternator: Assuming you can get the engine running, is the alternator doing its thing? You should have a pretty constant 13.6V at the battery even when you turn the lights on an off (try it with the flashers; they're a pretty big drain when on).

Looking further in the parts book (I have a paper one as well), all the 7xxx (7260, 7305...) tractors have the glow plug relay and controller/timer listed. I bet the original design was the operator was to turn the switch to 'heat' for 3-5 seconds and then to start. People were burning out glow plugs by heating too long so they added the relay and controller/timer. Or maybe the contacts inside the ignition switch are underrated & the switch was burning out. Since I can hear the relay click when the light goes out, my guess is the timer & relay are behind the dash or kickpanel somewhere and wired to the G1 and G2 terminals on the ignition switch.

Once you find the controller/relay and one or the other is bad, you could rig the wiring back to the original, cutting out both the relay and the controller (thus risking the switch). If the controller is the problem, then you could rig the switch G1 & G2 directly to the relay coil, cutting out the controller. You'd have to remember to only heat the glow plugs for a few seconds, but if you're the only user, this shouldn't be a big deal. And you already have a set of probably perfectly good glow plugs should you burn one up.

It's too cold here to go take this apart on my tractor just for a look-see...

Cub Cadet 7260 Glow plug issue
Cub Cadet
Replies 4 Post by chashm

Hi Guys.

Happy New Year all. My apologies for not replying earlier.

It turned out, after-all, that the clutch was shot. I had a mechanic do some diagnostics and he thought, based on the symptoms, that there might be a problem with the synchro shift linkage...but we looked at that and all was fine. There were no visible problems within the transmission itself (after removing its cover and manually shifting it...).

Once a new clutch was installed, all worked normally and has ever since.

Thanks again for your suggested solutions.

W

MF will not move
Massey Ferguson Tractors
Replies 5 Post by whooper

nbdk, I completed my pole bldg. home one & a half years ago. I put mine on a foundation though so that I would not have any poles in the ground, if it was going to be rental property than I wouldn't mind the poles being in the ground. <br>
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I had a pole bldg. company come in, put the bldg. up on my foundation then I built all the inside walls. The Pole Building I bought was a Lester Building and if it were engineered properly, the material I paid for was delivered to me and their Lester Dealer/Builder had put it up with just a little attention do detail and cared about his workmanship, than I'd be happy, but that wasn't the case. <br>
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I was very specific on what I wanted, but Lester Bldgs. incorrectly engineered my bldg., they shorted me on several different materials that I paid extra for like 3/4" plywood on all exterior walls, dripstop on all the roof metal that covers the house portion, hangers for the roof purlins, cement anchors for the columns. <br>
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Then you add in the poor workmanship of their Lester Dealer/Builder from I believe your state. After this Lester Builder finished my bldg. and left the state we had our first rain at which time I noticed I had 25 leaks in my roof. Before this builder left town he told me that if he had to come back for anything it would be a $500 minimum and I wasn't going to pay him to come back and fix his mistakes, so I got on the roof and fixed them myself and what I found was that he had installed the roof screws missing the purlins, it took me 2 days to fix this. <br>
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It took me 2 years to finish and move into my bldg. at which time we started noticing more serious problems, so I called in an Amish crew to check out my bldg. who found several problems, I tried to get Lester to fix them, but they said they didn't feel any responsibility for my bldg. issues, so I paid the Amish to fix my Lester Bldg. and what they found was 8 roof purlins not nailed at all, they actually pulled one up and out to show me which would explain why on windy nights it sounded like my roof was going to blow off.<br>
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A lot of my soffit only had one staple holding it on and when the staples went thru the steel they bent only allowing 3/8" to go into the facia board which would explain all the rattling we were hearing. Facia boards barely on the trusses, we had sister nailers on some trusses. 2 bird blocks not installed, but the ones that were installed didn't have even one nail holding them in place, I personally screwed every one of them off myself. <br>
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I paid the Amish a lot of money to fix all of the mistakes and poor workmanship on my bldg. and with that in mind I don't recommend you buying a Lester Building or having their Lester Dealer/Builder do any work for you, his name is C&C Construction, Willis Childress is his actual name.

Pole Building House Recommendations
Barns Pole Barns
Replies 4 Post by robot11

Dan, I have a B8200 4WD (with a shifter) with the same problem. I'll try to keep this brief. I had it apart in fall '06 when i got it to replace the engine. I cleaned the suction strainer and used Kubota UDT when re-assembled. It didn't get much cold weather use till 2010 and that's when the trouble started. At first I thought "Loader valve" but the studdering and then nothing really seemed like cavitation from a dirty suction strainer or a chunk of ice that took a few seconds before blocking flow. So I pulled the suction screen. It seemed pretty clogged but I did not find any ice. I cleaned it and put it back together. I don't recall how it performed the rest of that winter but it has been a problem the last few. This past fall I drained the fluid and it seemed somewhat creamy so I flushed the system, put in a new suction strainer, new fluid (not Kubota but it said compatible with Kubota UDT on the pail), and a new shifter boot because it is a route for water to get in. I thought "no problems this winter". I was about 15 degrees the other day and it's not any better! I unhooked the lines to the loader and changed the directional valve position and still no pressure. I put the valve back and looped the pressure line back to hydraulic block and still no pressure. I bet if you try this you'll have the same results. This rules out the loader valve and the Amish.
In the Kubota WSM they place the pressure gauge between the pump and the hydraulic block and then restrict the flow to build pressure. This isolates the pump, so if no pressure it can only be the pump or no fluid getting to the pump. I don't have the same pressure test setup as in the book so I'm Next I'm going to brave the cold and disconnect the return line at the top of the transmission and route it to a bucket to check if flow is present even though high pressure isn't. If no fluid comes out I'm going to pull the suction strainer again. I may also, depending on what I find, while the strainer is out and a bucket under the transmission, separate the suction line (it's two piece), attach a hose to the short side attached to the pump and put the hose in the bucket and try the hydraulics again. I'll let you know how it works out. By the way, the loader valve and the three point control valve do seem to be available from Kubota.

Rob

Kubota B8200 after Hose and Fluid change no Hydraulics
Kubota Tractors
Replies 46 Post by Rguarino

Email me at parts at sheaftractor.net with what you need.

Ford 1900 Tractor Parts
Shibaura
Replies 2 Post by lsheaffer

[Moderator] Moved to John Deere

John Deere 5510 Tractor hard start
John Deere Tractors
Replies 5 Post by DennisCTB

Look for a loose or unconnected control rod connection under the seat area.

B7510 3 point hitch won t lift bucket will
Kubota Tractors
Replies 2 Post by Oldguy

The tube is a 3" diameter tubing used for various purposes. the plunger is two steel discs with the sole from one of my old shoes for the seal. The pipe going into the drilled hole is a tight fit. The whole thing has to be held down, by angle irons (not shown) on the concrete for standing on. By doing experimenting with various mixes, you will be surprised at how well this can work. The 1" diam holes were drilled (recently done work here) with drill bought from Harbor Freight. the drillers mud comes from suppliers for water well drilling (here just industrial supplier of plumbing) here called Volclay. Length of pump handle about 4 feet.

Options to raise concrete driveway
Garden and Landscape
Replies 9 Post by Oldguy

You can write to me when you need spare parts. In most cases, I can help

What Make Chinese tractor 40HP SL3105B engine
Jinma Farmpro Agracat Nortrac
Replies 12 Post by wyk991604

No. When it glows they are hot enough.

MT372D Tractor How to start
Mitsubishi
Replies 9 Post by lsheaffer

randyyd,
Yes I did install a power beyond kit on my 4600 tractor. I also found and installed the mounting plates. It really wasn't that bad once I got all the right parts. I found the mounting plates on ebay where this tractor parts guy had it listed for $1800.00. I could have gotten some from a John Deere dealer that had some old stock for I think around $1200.00. So I offered the guy on ebay $1000.00 and he accepted my offer. I had to buy the right bolts from my John Deere dealer and those cost me around $100.00. The power beyond kit I bought from Greendealer for $400.00. So about $1400.00 later and I had my John Deere 48 backhoe mounted on my 4600 John Deere tractor and its ready to dig. I would keep checking the web for your parts, they seem to still be out there. Just do your research and make sure you are getting the right parts. Good Luck!
johnjlc

JD model 48 backhoe attachment plates for JD 4600 tractor
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 18 Post by johnjlc

If me reading what you have here would be to look for mice damage. kt

John Deere 5603 Tractor Not Moving
John Deere Tractors
Replies 2 Post by kthompson

Oh. In fact, we are supplier of Chinese tractor spare parts in China. Instead of sending parts to tractor owners, we hope to cooperate with parts dealers. Then, when some customers from your country ask for spare parts, I can instruct them to get from you. Save time and money.

Is there spare parts dealer for Jinma tractors
Jinma Farmpro Agracat Nortrac
Replies 5 Post by wyk991604

The restrictor is actually the spark arrestor that is within the muffler (like a muffler within a muffler). Remove it and try starting it. It is not uncommon for small engines to have a hard time starting if the exhaust is clogged. Weed wackers have similar problems if the exhaust is clogged. Be sure to clean and return the spark arrestor to the muffler.

John Deere 4x2 gator will not run
Utility Vehicles UTV/ATV
Replies 8 Post by greenmango

We get several machines in every year do to the rodents. There are times we thought that the wire companies were using special flavors in the insulation on the wires to attract them but we haven't found any favorite colors or any one makes machines to be a plus from one to another.

Something that doesn't leave odors such as moth balls is using flashing to go around the base of the tire to the floor. It is a bit slippery for them to climb up on and if you are using 16 or 18" it is well over there reach before they can get traction. We first saw this being used in a farm magazine and to the best of our knowledge it hasn't failed yet. To leave an attachment on the ground might give them a way around so beware!

How to stop Mice Rodents eating Tractor Wiring
Parts and Repair
Replies 25 Post by Art White

and the 3 cylinder Perkins is a good motor..

230 MF fluid cap
Massey Ferguson Tractors
Replies 3 Post by 46bugs

I don't know what happened to the post I put on here last evening.:-(<br>
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I think I have.;-) The #1 front piston had gotten so HOT that Aluminum from the piston had started to transfer to the cylinder wall. This is what seized the engine.:( I had to scrape away aluminum with my pocket knife from the cylinder wall in order to remove the piston. I just today took the engine block, pistons, and head to the machine shop. First to check for cracks (I couldn't see any), then to see how much damage has been done to the #1 cyl. bore. Good possibility that if the block is not cracked, it will need to be bored +.020 or worst case +.040. I don't think or am aware of cyl. sleeves being an option on this engine.<br>
A bit of advice:--- Guys/gals when the temperature guage, idiot light indicates things are getting hot-- [SHUT THE TRACTOR DOWN]. These kinds of repairs are expensive.<br>
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Anyway-- Yes, I think I have discovered what the problem was/is. the engine overheated to the point that aluminum from #1 piston had started to transfer to the cylinder wall. This is what caused the engine to seize. I just yesterday took the block, head, and pistons to the machine shop. After a brief look the machinist told me that simply honing likely will not be sufficient for the #1 front cylinder wall. He did not rule out the possibility of boring and sleeving. Their fist mission is to check the block and head for any unseen cracks. Pistons seem to be available in +.020", and +.040" oversize. The previous owner was running a six foot bush hogg behind this tractor while the radiator and oil cooler were clogged with dirt and debris. The engine overheated to the point that a 3/4" expansion plug inside the valve cover let go. This turned the water loose into the crankcase. Shortly the engine seized and stopped. <br>
A word to the wise--- when gauges, lights, and other signs tell you that the tractor is over-heating. "SHUTTER DOWN" A simple cool-down and fixing the cause for over-heating is much- much cheaper then this repair is going to be.<br>
Dan R <br>

Overheated TC33D Engine Rebuild how to Split
Parts and Repair
Replies 23 Post by gotowin

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Meanwhile, large of Chinese agricultural machine are export to Southeast Asia, Africa as well USA, Germany and other European or America countries. In 2013, the total exports are RMB31.081 billion, increased by 6.6% compared to last year. <br>
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Good Sourcing Platform for Agricultural Machinery
Everything and Anything
Replies 1 Post by grand2