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Posted by old fashioned farmer on April 11, 2005 at 20:27:12 from (4.131.53.222):
Howdy folks, Boy, just when you think it's safe to test out your "just fixed" tractor...bang!! All kinds of craziness breaks loose. I've had my JD R in the shop since back in January because of problems with the pony motor. I spent the better part of that time looking for a used governor. I finally broke down and bought one from Polk's and was satisfied with it. It turned out good, just pricey. But with hay season fast approaching I needed to get done. So, I finished putting it all back together today and it worked great. Well, my neighbor came to disk our soybean field before planting it. I thought I'd give a hand and help disk with the R. I got started and made a couple rounds when it suddenly started lugging down REAL hard and quit. I thought it might have ditched all the oil and locked but it was still full of oil. So, I started it again and just sat in one place and it did the same thing. I ended up having to be a burden to the neighbor and get him to pull me to the shop when I had intended on making things a little easier for him. My question is this: what on earth is wrong with the R? It also had a leak that just appeared around the flywheel and was blowing oil back through the pony motor breather. I have theories but want to hear some of you all's. Also, if this is a big job I wonder if I should just go ahead and tear it all the way down and do the restoration that I've thought of doing for a long time. Any thoughts are appreciated. God bless. --old fashioned farmer
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