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And there might handy for hanging a water jug on when not using the pto

Just an aside. Thought mine was junk on my 1460 OldIH mechanic I know sprayed the shaft with k b blaster told me hit the button and he took a wrench and started turning and it broke free.He told me to spray it couple times a year and run it all the way in and out helps with the corrosion.

I thought I should give an update.I replaced the bottom oil sensor and the throat is working now. Thanks guys for all the help.maybe this will help someone else.

Thanks guys I ordered both oil pressure sensors bottom one was leaking anyway so needed replacing. Guess I’ll start there I appreciate everyone taking the time to try to help.

Is this what your talking about

Something else I forgot to mention was I put the combine up the throat was all the way up and today it still all the way up.Usually it would be leak off and be all the way on the ground by morning.Makes me think something is keeping the oil from going back out of the cylinders. it has the third cylinder by the way and it’s a 82 model so it’s electric. Thanks

I was trying to put the head on the cart before a rain and I went to lower it and wouldn’t go down I thought I must of forgot to unlock one side of the head checked that’s not it.So I tried again, nothing i checked the oil and it was pretty low so I added some more oil,still nothing I kept fooling around with it turned the separator on then it let down and would go up but stopped working again after a minute

Had that happen to me few years ago had to splice every wire back together. wires are color coded

We actually used a 2and half ton chain hoist and a tow strap and had them tight before we took the front plate off. Rotor didn’t budge an inch.maybe a little bit of overkill but better safe than sorry.

We used a chain hoist on the side to hold the rotor in and we didn’t have any issues put the new bearing in put the throat on and started it up sounds good. Thanks guys for your advice everyone have a safe harvest.

We have the throat off and was wondering how to best secure the rotor in place before removing the plate that holds the rotor and bearing in place.Would a chain around the rotor behind the elephant ears and then secure to the cage, will the cage be enough to hold the weight. would like some thoughts on what you might do thank you very much and I really appreciate this site and all the contributors. God Bless

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I forgot and left out the auger and hit an electric pole broke the elbow on top of the auger.Should I get one from case ih dealer or from shoup or the like.

Wow makes me wonder how much one of these tractors would be worth parted out. Though I would hate to see that.

Thanks. I’ll definitely check that out too lot cheaper than a radiator.