Hi Shane, sending you my thanks from Australia. I've just got my 880 hydraulics working again after being out of action for months. Replacing the pump got things moving again, it's 😀my first tractor and could never have revived this lovely tractor without your detailled guidance. Thanks again
Hello Shane, Excellent job on this video. I'm currently in the middle of the same job on my DB990 as you did and yours and Barry's video have been very helpful. The Hydraulics suddenly failed while I was working with the tractor. For reason that may forever remain a mystery; the Hyd Pump Intermediate drive gear's mounting shaft back completely out and it and the gear were just laying in the bottom of the casting. The Shaft has right hand thread and that gear turns to the right since the PTO Power mounted gear turns counter clockwise the same as the Engine; so if something had locked up in the gearing the torque would have been in the clockwise (tightening) direction of the threaded intermediate gear's shaft. I'm going to replace the bearing and would like to replace the shaft too because the inside race has done a bit of spinning on the shaft - no much .001" undersized. But of course a new shaft is not available. There is currently a .010" shim between the rear face of the race and the face of the casting that should lock the inside race in place; so I made and added an additional .003" shim; I may add an additional .001" or .002" shim. I will use some Loctite on the thread shaft - probably use Blue but tempted to use Red when I remount the shaft. Like you I also found that the "O" ring on the discharge side of the pump was bad. I discovered it while manually turning the Pump's Gear and I heard a hissing sound. One strange thing was that I did not have a single wrench or socket (metric or otherwise) in my tool box that would fit the four suction pipe flange bolts.
NOTE: the tightening torque for the through bolts to mount the hydraulic pump back on are 40 to 45 lb/ft, not what I said in the video. Many thanks to Marshall Smart for catching that! See his comments below.
I enjoyed that video obviously you made the mistake off having the pto housing the wrong way around to test us 😉 😀 😜 merry Christmas and a Happy new year to you and your family 🎅
Hi Shane I don't mean to critique your torque settings but V. hydraulic System 885-996 pdf page 43 has them at 40/45 lb foot.I will be re-installing my hydraulic pump soon also.Have new seals for it. Just need to check bearing position and equal thickness. If it's over 0,005-0.007" I could machine the face in lathe carefully. Good vid I think your tractor is a bit older than mine. 1974 996 I have. M😀
Hey Marshall! Please do let me know if anything is off or wrong about something said in a video! I don't want to spread bad info. Are you referring to the bolts holding the pump together? Those I set to 45 lb/ft. ruclips.net/video/IoJFH1rUJV8/видео.html I couldn't find any torque settings for the bolts that attach the pump to the frame though and used the T. manual's general dimensional data section. Those are the ones I set to 25 lb/ft here. Are those bolts supposed to be 40/45 lb/ft too?
@@path.of.discovery The V manual says body through bolts 3/8" UNF 38-40 lb foot. That may be the ones on the pump body. Not sure. Going by that a 3/8" bolt should be around 40 lb foot torque. Do you have the V manual? It's on page 59 specks if you do. M
@@MarshallSmart I totally missed that in the V. manual! Thank you so much! It has to be the ones for the pump body to frame since it's in the section for the Hydraulic Pump specs. I'll make a note in the video description and pin a comment to the top.
@@path.of.discovery When you think of the pressure the pump can deliver it takes a bit of keeping in. Another thing I found out yesterday. The bolts on the final drive access panel, have one different. The bolt that go's in the top is a breather and has drilled holes in it. Managed to break drill in it trying to clean it out. It's out now.M
Hi there an thanks for watching! For the pump I got the seal kit from CaseIH. I should have gotten it from David Brown Parts LTD out of England, but I didn't. I go over the o-ring kit for the hyd pump in this video: ruclips.net/video/IoJFH1rUJV8/видео.htmlsi=wnhynDJwgDVUz0Ln As for the rest of the o-rings, I used Campbell's recommendation on the 3mm cross section o-ring. No kit. Ordered from the "O-ring store" out of California. I ordered several sets of o-rings in various sizes from them based on the dimensions listed in the diagrams and parts lists on the CaseIH parts site. I've got a list of o-rings I've used available here: docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/11RU7l4u7Zc2HnYeLmQ5VeWYz6SLjhxcX/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=108447928847880437494&rtpof=true&sd=true Hope this helps!
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Hi Shane, sending you my thanks from Australia. I've just got my 880 hydraulics working again after being out of action for months. Replacing the pump got things moving again, it's 😀my first tractor and could never have revived this lovely tractor without your detailled guidance.
Thanks again
Great to hear! Thanks a lot!
Hello Shane, Excellent job on this video. I'm currently in the middle of the same job on my DB990 as you did and yours and Barry's video have been very helpful. The Hydraulics suddenly failed while I was working with the tractor. For reason that may forever remain a mystery; the Hyd Pump Intermediate drive gear's mounting shaft back completely out and it and the gear were just laying in the bottom of the casting. The Shaft has right hand thread and that gear turns to the right since the PTO Power mounted gear turns counter clockwise the same as the Engine; so if something had locked up in the gearing the torque would have been in the clockwise (tightening) direction of the threaded intermediate gear's shaft. I'm going to replace the bearing and would like to replace the shaft too because the inside race has done a bit of spinning on the shaft - no much .001" undersized. But of course a new shaft is not available.
There is currently a .010" shim between the rear face of the race and the face of the casting that should lock the inside race in place; so I made and added an additional .003" shim; I may add an additional .001" or .002" shim. I will use some Loctite on the thread shaft - probably use Blue but tempted to use Red when I remount the shaft.
Like you I also found that the "O" ring on the discharge side of the pump was bad. I discovered it while manually turning the Pump's Gear and I heard a hissing sound. One strange thing was that I did not have a single wrench or socket (metric or otherwise) in my tool box that would fit the four suction pipe flange bolts.
Super video sir,even i understood it as a non mechanical 990 owner.
Thank you for watching, and thanks for the comment!
Good thing your head is screwed on huh! Thanks for content!
Lol! Most of the time!
well done Shane ,another great video, keep up the good work, looking forward to the next one
Thanks Barry!
NOTE: the tightening torque for the through bolts to mount the hydraulic pump back on are 40 to 45 lb/ft, not what I said in the video. Many thanks to Marshall Smart for catching that! See his comments below.
thanks, did you pull the pto housing off and retighten?
I enjoyed that video obviously you made the mistake off having the pto housing the wrong way around to test us 😉 😀 😜 merry Christmas and a Happy new year to you and your family 🎅
Oh I was calling myself an idiot in my brain on that one... 😄🤣 Merry Christmas and Happy New Year Jon!!
Hi Shane I don't mean to critique your torque settings but V. hydraulic System 885-996 pdf page 43 has them at 40/45 lb foot.I will be re-installing my hydraulic pump soon also.Have new seals for it. Just need to check bearing position and equal thickness. If it's over 0,005-0.007" I could machine the face in lathe carefully. Good vid I think your tractor is a bit older than mine. 1974 996 I have. M😀
Hey Marshall! Please do let me know if anything is off or wrong about something said in a video! I don't want to spread bad info. Are you referring to the bolts holding the pump together? Those I set to 45 lb/ft. ruclips.net/video/IoJFH1rUJV8/видео.html I couldn't find any torque settings for the bolts that attach the pump to the frame though and used the T. manual's general dimensional data section. Those are the ones I set to 25 lb/ft here. Are those bolts supposed to be 40/45 lb/ft too?
Bolts holding pump together.
@@path.of.discovery The V manual says body through bolts 3/8" UNF 38-40 lb foot. That may be the ones on the pump body. Not sure. Going by that a 3/8" bolt should be around 40 lb foot torque. Do you have the V manual? It's on page 59 specks if you do. M
@@MarshallSmart I totally missed that in the V. manual! Thank you so much! It has to be the ones for the pump body to frame since it's in the section for the Hydraulic Pump specs. I'll make a note in the video description and pin a comment to the top.
@@path.of.discovery When you think of the pressure the pump can deliver it takes a bit of keeping in. Another thing I found out yesterday. The bolts on the final drive access panel, have one different. The bolt that go's in the top is a breather and has drilled holes in it. Managed to break drill in it trying to clean it out. It's out now.M
Please let all your viewers know how cambles skimming goes thanks Tom b.
I think Barry put some content on Campbell's skimming of his pump on his community tab on his RUclips channel.
Yes I took one off about 6 years ago off since now I remember so you got an o ring kit from??
Hi there an thanks for watching! For the pump I got the seal kit from CaseIH. I should have gotten it from David Brown Parts LTD out of England, but I didn't. I go over the o-ring kit for the hyd pump in this video: ruclips.net/video/IoJFH1rUJV8/видео.htmlsi=wnhynDJwgDVUz0Ln As for the rest of the o-rings, I used Campbell's recommendation on the 3mm cross section o-ring. No kit. Ordered from the "O-ring store" out of California. I ordered several sets of o-rings in various sizes from them based on the dimensions listed in the diagrams and parts lists on the CaseIH parts site. I've got a list of o-rings I've used available here: docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/11RU7l4u7Zc2HnYeLmQ5VeWYz6SLjhxcX/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=108447928847880437494&rtpof=true&sd=true
Hope this helps!
Hey Shane, great videos, they’ve helped so much. Quick question. What oil did you put in it? Thanks
Thanks a bunch! I use the traveller premium universal hydraulic fluid from Tractor Supply
That’s what I use to, just wanted to ask. Thanks
Bonjour J'aurais besoin de votre aide
The Vedio is not horiable so let’s crack on
Thanks!