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Posted by matthies on October 12, 2005 at 19:29:13 from (12.10.27.53):
In Reply to: JD education 101 posted by RustyFarmall on October 12, 2005 at 08:07:07:
The bottom two are PTO control valves for the side console 3020-4320 tractors. Just by seeing then don't know what model for sure, but more than likely they are shot, seen alot of these get replaced when I worked for Deere. If one of the above tractors mentioned came in with weak/poor hydralics you seemed to replace the valve and ended all problems. Last time I checked they were $600. I seen one independent shop replace the main pump, trans. pump, and a few other components until somebody told them to check the pto valve. Poor diagnosis, chris
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