Flatheadyoungin
Veteran Member
you feel good when a job has the results you are looking for......makes it ok to spend the time and money that you had to......takes the sting out of high dollar parts....
Surgery begins, splitting the TC24DA.
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Thumper & Buttercup
Gold Member
Mega,
That was a great job, your photos really helped see what you were doing. It was great of that one guys getting you the seals you need!!!! You deserve a pat on your back, and a couple more cold ones.
That was a great job, your photos really helped see what you were doing. It was great of that one guys getting you the seals you need!!!! You deserve a pat on your back, and a couple more cold ones.
Thumper & Buttercup
Gold Member
Hey Mega,
Did you make that rear hydraulic hookup yourself?? Can you post a couple better pictures of them from the rear? Looks like you made a cheaper setup than the $1200 NH wants for a two valve setup.
Did you make that rear hydraulic hookup yourself?? Can you post a couple better pictures of them from the rear? Looks like you made a cheaper setup than the $1200 NH wants for a two valve setup.
An echo of others.... Hope I'll never have to do that, but it was great that you shared the play-by-play with all of us-- never stop learning! Thanks again-- WBB in NH (No, that's not New Holland....
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johnnylight
Gold Member
Mega,
I have been following your post and the one before this:http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/new-holland-owning-operating/136046-oil-leak-i-may-have.html
Nice job you should be real proud of your self and think I would have cried to my dealer begging for help.
Thanks for sharing your pain by taking the time to post with pictures and play by play.
I know I have learn a lot from this and I will check the bolts from now on.
I got a real kick out of your profile it says you like to tinker in the garage.
You have to fix that---YOUR NO TINKER --way to go.
Hey TCBoomer,
That was real cool of you pictures and seals --Good Karma---
I think a lot of us were touch by this and will do the same when we can.
I have been following your post and the one before this:http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/new-holland-owning-operating/136046-oil-leak-i-may-have.html
Nice job you should be real proud of your self and think I would have cried to my dealer begging for help.
Thanks for sharing your pain by taking the time to post with pictures and play by play.
I know I have learn a lot from this and I will check the bolts from now on.
I got a real kick out of your profile it says you like to tinker in the garage.
You have to fix that---YOUR NO TINKER --way to go.
Hey TCBoomer,
That was real cool of you pictures and seals --Good Karma---
I think a lot of us were touch by this and will do the same when we can.
Congrats on a fine job Joe...nicely done!! Bet it was a nice feeling when U fired it back up again! I was tempted to suggest U just clean the clutch disc instead of replacing it, but that $135 was probably well worth the piece of mind knowing its new and not have to worry about the possibility of any clutch chatter or whatever.
No problem with giving U the seals...I've been fortunate most of my life and giving back once in awhile does indeed...as Jonnylight said...spread the Karma around and maybe motivate someone else here to...pay it forward
Be sure to post back again after U put a hundred or so hrs on it to let us know if the leak is fixed.
Spring time is right around the corner, so happy tractoring...
No problem with giving U the seals...I've been fortunate most of my life and giving back once in awhile does indeed...as Jonnylight said...spread the Karma around and maybe motivate someone else here to...pay it forward
Be sure to post back again after U put a hundred or so hrs on it to let us know if the leak is fixed.
Spring time is right around the corner, so happy tractoring...
JC-jetro
Elite Member
It's all good I just feel like a group hug coming.. Hmmm .. may be not. Jokes aside, Joe did all the hard work but all of us had some ownership in this work. That's what makes this site so great.
JC,
I just feel like a group hug coming.. Hmmm .. may be not. Jokes aside, Joe did all the hard work but all of us had some ownership in this work. That's what makes this site so great.JC,
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JSUnlimited
Platinum Member
Thumper,
Yes I made that set-up myself for my homemade top-n-tilt system. I'll get some more pics for you. I thought I may have made a post about this on here a long time ago......mmm?
Thanks guys for all of your comments!! This is a great site and I really have enjoyed being a member here.
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JSUnlimited
Platinum Member
Thumper,
http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/customization/74761-tc24da-top-tilt.html
This should get you to my post about the valve. I've since changed the hoses on the cylinders such that the coupler is located on a short piece of hose coming off the cylinder vs. the coupler being directly on the cylinder.
Let me know if you would like to see some more. I may do a repost?
http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/customization/74761-tc24da-top-tilt.html
This should get you to my post about the valve. I've since changed the hoses on the cylinders such that the coupler is located on a short piece of hose coming off the cylinder vs. the coupler being directly on the cylinder.
Let me know if you would like to see some more. I may do a repost?
Thumper & Buttercup
Gold Member
Thanks Mega,
I was thinking of something along the same lines but plumbing in where NH has their rear HYD hookup. Heck
I might just buy there kit, it would make it easier and look good also. So you just came off your loader supply to get your hookup.
I was thinking of something along the same lines but plumbing in where NH has their rear HYD hookup. Heck
I might just buy there kit, it would make it easier and look good also. So you just came off your loader supply to get your hookup.