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  • in reply to: Rhino 754 #49792
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      my only suggestion about the filters if you can find any numbers on them is to try to cross them over with a net search. Other wise thread measurements and sealing mating areas matched old school style. When I bought my chinese tractor I went to napa and they helped me out, but things since then almost 20 years napa is not the same parts store. unfortunately. good luck

      in reply to: Rear axle 2006 Jinma 284 4wd #49783
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        I looked a picture on the net and kinda saw what you are talking about. I have 2 chinese tractors ,nether is a jinma and they are not built like this. My suggestion is to call affordable tractor @ 979-865-4002 I think they are on central time. good luck

        in reply to: Jinma 254 front differential rebuild #49777
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          yes things in china are hit and miss as far as are all the parts in there, I bought a mower for my skid steer , it is a great bear brand , it was sold as having a problem so I got it cheap. so I powered it up and there was quite a grinding noise , it is full of oil . I removed the gear case and opened it up the drive gears bearly touched , so I bought a new gear case , which is a good one, still came out good price wise. but the original gear case should have never been let out of the factory and they would not eat the defect , I had to pay for it although they did give me free 3 day shipping from china.

          in reply to: Jinma 254 front differential rebuild #49774
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            Do you feel you were able to get it good enough gear engagement or are you going to try to find a center gear case?

            in reply to: Jinma 254 front differential rebuild #49771
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              did you drive the tractor in 4 wheel drive on hard pavement much? even with a loose fit , it looks to me that there had to be a lot of load to get the wear that is there. I am just curious. with another thought are the tires the correct size to prevent them spinning at a to different rate?

              in reply to: 2003 Yuchai Dozer manuals/literature #49744
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                there was a guy who had issues with this forum ,but he was the dozer guy Bob Rooks you can scan for old posts and there might be something you can use. Or find a way to find him he lived in washington state I believe. A wealth of knowledge.

                in reply to: Task Master 426e Trooper hydraulic steering fluid resevoir #49741
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                  I could not find to much info.  so there is two types of these tractors that I know of one type that is usally the smaller ones uses a common sump, whereas there is one pump and one oil tank  that powers everything(except the 4 wheel drive front axle fluid) . So everything would use like a aw-46 oil and the dip stick is on the trans. ( i have a 2005 dong feng le204a it is like this) the other has seperate pumps for the lift and the power steering each having its own seperate oil tank.(my 2006 foton ft504a is like this). so you might have to do some looking to determine what you have and go from there.

                  in reply to: Clutch not engaging on 200 #49728
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                    I think affordable tractor is in Tx. they use to be a sponser of this site. I think you need to split the tractor to see what has failed.

                    in reply to: KAMA 354c #49726
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                      this is just a guess but I think you could just disreguard that part of the circuit if you have the glow plug engine diagram. just to be courious but what engine you have a Quanchi?

                      in reply to: Oil sending unit #49724
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                        I would change it to a 2 inch  mechanical gauge, if you do this do not use the plastic oil pressure line that comes with the kit buy copper tubing and associated fittings. some things are just better being simple, this is one of them.

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