dirt ditch
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That is weird.
Last time I looked at the 3005 specks online it was what I quoted earlier. The online 3005 owners manual shows the higher hydraulic working pressure in the Specifications.OMLVU19591_J7
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That is weird.
Last time I looked at the 3005 specks online it was what I quoted earlier. The online 3005 owners manual shows the higher hydraulic working pressure in the Specifications.OMLVU19591_J7
That is weird. I had never looked at the 3005 manual just the online specs and thought that they hadn't changed anything. I hadn't realized that they had changed the pump and the relief valve settings. I wonder which numbers are correct? Has anyone measured the maximum pressure on a 3005. Do anyone of the JD dealers know? If the rest of the tractor and the 300 loader handles it I might put in another shim kit. My TNT hoses are rated to 3000 psi.
dirt ditch
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It would be good to know what the 3005s hyd. pressure really is. I should have stated earlier that I do not plan on installing 2 complete sets of shims. just enough to get to 2600psi. Here is a 5 page thread on the subject. It is dated back to the 419 loader, but still great thread
Well... wont let me put a link to a a different Discussion Board. sorry.
Well... wont let me put a link to a a different Discussion Board. sorry.
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adamls78
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I put the whole shim kit in and I'm goin tell ya'll what , it made a big difference. Before the tractor would barely pick the front tire off the ground, now it goes right on up at idle. And I just had to try out something heavy so I put up the back of my Chevy 1500 by the hitch. Its funny how a few mm. of shims can change all that. Thanks for the advise.
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Is there supposed to be more numbers where the *** are?
I'd be interested in putting one of these kits in my 790. Thanks!
I just cut and pasted out of my parts CD so I don't know what the *'s are for. The number is AM875169.
My guess is the *'s are to show not all the text is there. Probably should say.
JD -- AM875169 SHIM ASSEMBLY, RELIEF $2.68 $2.68 Stock.
dirt ditch
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Mech is right. I still had the bag that the 4 shims of different thickness came in. here is pic of bag w/number.
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Have it written down now. Thank you.
foggy1111
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Hmmmm.....I ordered a shim kit from the part number in an earlier post a month or so ago....and my package included only 2 shims (at least thats what I remember seeing in the package...possibly they are stuck together??).
I am waiting for a hydraulic coupler to arrive...at which point I plan to assemble a wet gauge for before and after testing. I'd swear there is only two shims in the pack I got (each of 'em about 3/8" diameter by .050 thick??). I need to check my package again for the shim count (its in my tractor a few miles away).
Are all of you guys getting 4 shims in a package?
