brin
Super Member
Wanderer,
Go to this link for Messicks and scroll down to the second diagram on the page and this should help you...Good Luck..I know it's frustrating.
New Holland TC-Series Service
TC33DA bogging down
- Thread starter Wanderer
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Wanderer,
Go to this link for Messicks and scroll down to the second diagram on the page and this should help you...Good Luck..I know it's frustrating.
New Holland TC-Series Service
dex3361
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- Kubota L4400-1 HST,FEL, 3x3 remotes, TNT. BX1500 54 mmm
Great resource for the OP
brin
Super Member
Yep Randall you and I know how frustrating this must be for him with the snow an all and trying to figure all this out in the cold...Uggg !
dqdave1
Veteran Member
If hydro oil shows milky , change out hrdro fluid and all filters. Bogging probably due to fuel starvation, guessing fuel filter. Change fuel filter out and add fuel conditioner.
Fantastic help Gents. Wonderful forum here. That was the problem - fuel filter. The shutoff valve needed to be turned with visegrips. Once off I found it was filled with gunk. I cleaned it in diesel and the diesel turned black immediately. After two washings I put it back on and fired it up only to find it would not start. I followed the line to a nut on the ingress side of what looked like a fuel distribution point to the injectors. I loosened the nut until fuel came out, tightened and it fired right up.
All the power is back and we are getting out now. Going to get several more filters today just to keep on hand in anticipation of the next storm tomorrow as well as some diesel additive.
Once again thanks for quick assistance everyone. I will be doing a thorough tuneup on it this spring.
All the power is back and we are getting out now. Going to get several more filters today just to keep on hand in anticipation of the next storm tomorrow as well as some diesel additive.
Once again thanks for quick assistance everyone. I will be doing a thorough tuneup on it this spring.
MikePA
Super Moderator
If the gunk was black, I believe that indicates algae was growing in your fuel system. Hopefully, the additive has a biocide in it.
dqdave1
Veteran Member
Don't forget fuel conditioner and the water in hydro. Sounds like this TC needs some TLC. and some maintainence
Carykong
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- TC 35 New Holland and 52 Case VAC,LT25 Woodmizer logmill
" I was running in second on a hill pushing snow" how about first gear?
Second always is fine. Plenty of power now. Next is to get more traction down. The open diff spins sooo easily.
Here are the easiest ways to gain traction. Add a heavy implement to the rear, lower the pressure in the rear tires, and use your brakes to control tire spin (if the TC33 has split pedals).