7000 series ? (7264)

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GrayBeard

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I think I know the answer but here goes...
Does anyone know if there is a way to disengage the hydro pump for cold starts?
Mine starts well but the hydro is very slow to warm and noisy. I did buy a 300 watt magnetic heater and think I'll try it on the bottom of the rear diff. in very cold weather.
Thanks,
GrayBeard
 
   / 7000 series ? (7264) #2  
Sorry, but there is no way to do that on the tractor you have. I might consider the oil that you are using could cause additional noise when cold.
 
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#3  
art,
The oil is what came from the factory. I figured you could'nt disengage the pump .(40 hrs on the machine). I guess it won't hurt anything. I still may try the heater.
thanks,
GrayBeard
 
   / 7000 series ? (7264) #4  
The magnetic heaters do help to warm the oil for a faster warm-up. To use the loader a little after starting will help to circulate the oil faster and warm it faster from the friction.
 

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