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  • in reply to: Is clutch worn? #50418
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      well I got a dongfeng too a 2005 le204a, . I had a water pump shaft break off and it launched the cooling fan into the radiator , I bought a water pump on ebay and that is the extent of my parts being needed,I could not source off the net. So I will be watching this thread if you will post a person who has dongfeng parts. Maybe a call to ranch hand supply 1308 benefit road chesapeake,va. 757 650 4462 ,maybe they have some insight on parts.

      in reply to: find a sediment sediment bowl for Jinma 404 #50416
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        I replaced the sediment bowl on my 2006  foton ft504a with minor fitting and mods. with a bowl from a ford 8n. like better bowl is glass not plastic ,and shut off valve is made much better. I believe that  tractor supply has a small selection of them in store so you can choose what ever you think will be easier to convert.

        in reply to: Is clutch worn? #50415
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          since I did not see what kinda of tractor you have I will assume that it is a Jinma, and I think circle G in texas?? if I remember right is one parts source.

          in reply to: Is clutch worn? #50412
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            heah,  I see that, If I remember right there was a issue with some of these tractors with the bolts that hold the trans. on getting loose and effecting the clutch engagement,but but I do not remember the details, it was on this forum if you can find it . I know some of the forum history was lost years ago. So I guess that there is no free pedal left? I think I set mine at about 1 inch or so.

            in reply to: Is clutch worn? #50410
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              remember while in there to inspect that ring gear on the flywheel, funny I see the response from piper but no question on forum,wierd?

              in reply to: Hydraulic Spool Rod super tight #50402
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                after you found out how to release the pressure on the lift did the steering issue remain or did it straighten it self out too??

                in reply to: Hydraulic Spool Rod super tight #50400
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                  glad to read that you were able to relieve the system without alot of disassembly.

                  in reply to: Bad HYD fluid leak. #50391
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                    as best as I know ,yes the spring around the seal lips goes toward the pressure.  I have seen where two seals were stacked for some reason and the same direction on both were as above also. yeah 14 years is beyond the best used by date. hahahaa

                    in reply to: Bad HYD fluid leak. #50389
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                      just as a thought you might want to consider one of the chinese tractors I have had just a filter screen I believe on the return line for filteration. I had no idea what the micron rating was . So I bought a approperate filter housing and a 10 micron hydraulic filter with a more than ample flow rate and replaced the screen filter. If you have room to do this it might be a improvement from stock and easier to repalce a screw on filter than to disassemble a filter housing and clean the screen and dump the whole hydro system. since you will need to drain the system now would be the time to consider this.

                      in reply to: Bad HYD fluid leak. #50387
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                        Is that a steering cylinder? I know this is apples and oranges but a factory seal kit for my log splitter was 200 bucks, I measured and guessed and got a generic repair kit off amazon 10 bucks perfect fit. so it might be well worth measuring and doing some searching around. oh what tractor is that on?

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