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kennyd
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Not much to go on...
Fluid level? Maybe you blew a hose?
Fluid level? Maybe you blew a hose?
DJ54
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You may want to look at the driveline to the pump. I looked on the CNH online parts book, and it shows a double u-joint driveline.
If it's like our old 550, the u-joints were greasable type, but in their infinite wisdom, made no access to grease them. We ended up cutting a like 6" X 6" hole through the side of the front shell asembly to be able to grase them.
If it's like our old 550, the u-joints were greasable type, but in their infinite wisdom, made no access to grease them. We ended up cutting a like 6" X 6" hole through the side of the front shell asembly to be able to grase them.
DJ54
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"Where do you get parts inexpensively and quickly?'
Doubt that happens. You may find one in a salvage yard. but it may not be much better shape than what you started with.
Quickest would probably be through your nearest CNH dealer. Be ready for some sticker shock. All companies seem to be pretty proud of them parts...
You can go to CNH's website, and go to the construction side, then bring up the parts search. Type in your model # and it will display the whole tractor in an exploded view, section by section. The part numbers are listed.. You can copy and paste them in Google search, and if there is one on the net somewhere, it will pop up. Or..., just use the numbers to make sure your on the same page with the parts guy at a dealership.
Good luck..!!
Doubt that happens. You may find one in a salvage yard. but it may not be much better shape than what you started with.
Quickest would probably be through your nearest CNH dealer. Be ready for some sticker shock. All companies seem to be pretty proud of them parts...
You can go to CNH's website, and go to the construction side, then bring up the parts search. Type in your model # and it will display the whole tractor in an exploded view, section by section. The part numbers are listed.. You can copy and paste them in Google search, and if there is one on the net somewhere, it will pop up. Or..., just use the numbers to make sure your on the same page with the parts guy at a dealership.
Good luck..!!
CurlyDave
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Take the old one to a good auto parts store. They may be able to match it.
I have found the part at Walt's Tractor Parts (Walts Tractor Parts, Manuals and replacement parts for Farm Tractors) and wonder if these after market parts are of dependable manufacture, etc.
Thanks for the great help so far.
Thanks for the great help so far.
tractorsanmore
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I would try a driveline co . Try the yellow pages under truck parts ,etc
