Blue Yonder Farm
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Our 7050 engine runs great. All fluids are full. We were unloading Hay with it and the darn thing quit moving. No snaps, no groans, just quit moving.
Goes into each gear fine. I got my Allen wrench out and Checked the clamp above the right rear wheel. That is tight. Steering works whether it is in or out of gear, Hydraulics work, floor button is not stuck, no indicator lights. Getting ready to pull up the floor plate in the cab.
Assuming it is more complicated than we can fix in our small home shop. We plan to remove the loader and the cab before we take it into the one and only local tractor repair shop that charges $180 per labor hour plus parts. They will want to split it and will do every additional step needed or not for the additional labor hours. They have a reputation of less than stellar repute. But are the only choice for 2-4 hours in all directions.
What other trouble shooting can we do at home to narrow down the problem?
Goes into each gear fine. I got my Allen wrench out and Checked the clamp above the right rear wheel. That is tight. Steering works whether it is in or out of gear, Hydraulics work, floor button is not stuck, no indicator lights. Getting ready to pull up the floor plate in the cab.
Assuming it is more complicated than we can fix in our small home shop. We plan to remove the loader and the cab before we take it into the one and only local tractor repair shop that charges $180 per labor hour plus parts. They will want to split it and will do every additional step needed or not for the additional labor hours. They have a reputation of less than stellar repute. But are the only choice for 2-4 hours in all directions.
What other trouble shooting can we do at home to narrow down the problem?
