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Paul,
Am I correct in thinking that before you got this far, the starter was cleaned and lubricated?
ronjin
Any chance that the spring in the starter is not 'throwing' the starter gear far enough to engage the ring gear?
ronjin
I have the Jinma 284. Hydraulic and gear oil are in separate compartments.Look at the back of the tractor to see if you have a drain plug as shown in photo below.
ronjin
Cal,
You need to install a pressure gauge on your hydraulic lines so you can figure out what is going on.
ronjin
I think you will find what you need here:
http://www.tractorbynet.com/fo…..ost3849369
don't understand why this site has been curtailed from posting URL addresses!!!!!!
http://www.tractorbynet.com/fo…..ost3849369
The hell with it-
go to website tractorbynet.com Find Chinese Tractors then enter a search for Jinma Splitting Guide
ronjin
Zen, here are a couple of pictures of my 284.
First picture – there are actually 4 drain plugs for the transmission/rear end. While you are laying under the tractor, I suggest that you also clean out the bell housing Weep Hole.
Second picture is the drain plug for the hydraulic sump. I only tried draining it once from there because of the mess that was made. I usually draw it out through the hole with the dipstick. It takes a lot longer, but I hate cleaning up messes.
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