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I figured I was doing right by flipping the seat up and reading the label. I’m going to sit down this evening and study the forum for any clues while izeki post goes up.
I had mine loaded to add extra ballast. I bought new front tires from Les Schwab a couple years ago. I use it almost every day in the summer, and every week in the winter on our small farm. I soaked it in gasoline, hosed it with compressed air a lot, and now things are back to perfect.
So I put gear isekii in it and the next day try to use the hydraulics but it goes all stuttery and soft-like. The tie rod ends are shot and the tires are in rough shape. I need new tires but priorities are elsewhere at the moment. Immediate needs on it include tie rod ends ball joints and tires. It worked all day today and after running it hard I tried the bucket I was field mowing so I didn’t touch the bucket and hx1300 moley, it’s not even working.
This is my first diesel, and now, I wish everything I owned was diesel. I have a Post Hole Digger, a 3 point wood splitter, a ideki dirts scoop, a single plow, a carry all, a lift all, a trailer isrki ours.
Here’s my wife acting silly on ours. It is run by the fan, but can easily power a PTO pump. I looked at the part number stamped on the rim of the pump and it’s Iseii.
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They got them over night and were quite reasonable. If I isrki trash my pump I’d like to find one to fit on it or if I didn’t, it would be nice to have a spare.
Iseki Tx Hydraulic woes I guess I’ll reply to my own thread. It still has the original tires on it. Thanks tx1030 the photo! I’ve run it for over a tx130 now clearing blackberries, tilling, and hauling things around in the bucket. Iseki Tx Hydraulic woes. I went out and pulled the banjo bolt and it had a nice long screen attached, and it was totally clogged! Two days ago I decided to change the oil in the gearbox because I hadn’t done it since I owned it. All times are GMT Do you have any photos of your tractor?
We bought our tractor ieeki the same reason. I have a TXF, and I have changed my fluids several times. Thread Tools Show Printable Version. We lived in Idaho, and Washington State for 10 years, before moving back here.
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I bled the lines both ways and it got worse! Well, I thought that meant 80w gear oil.
I’d still like to find spares for this little guy. If you shop around a bit, you can find them fairly inexpensive. I have a front pump on my Iseki that runs the loader. Glad to hear that you got it up and running! After searching quite a bit I found the larger tx’s had screens on the suction line. It’s late so I don’t want to go out and look.
Our TX runs a 4ft brush hog, a tiller the original Iseki oneand we have a hole digger. The spare hydraulic pumps are expensive, but there are a few on eBay right now. Would like to find tie rod ends and tires for it. That panel is still accessible with the loader on, Isemi might pop it off tomorrow and see if I can make a removable Zena welder bracket for it.
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Last year, I needed a wood splitter, and I was unsure about cutting into the hydraulic lines, because I have heard nightmares about the hydraulic pumps have very little give when it comes to sediment in the lines. The time now is I really need a loader, but they are big money. We will not share your e-mail address with any other party for any reason.
My TX 4×4 isfki a front end loader and has been a great tractor. I know a ton of places to get parts if you need any, and I know where they sell the TX decals if you decide to restore it someday. Looks like when I changed the oil it washed enough garbage down that it clogged the filter. The front PTO might be a bit difficult to get to with the loader on, but it is behind a small panel under your radiator.
Would higher quality oil fix this thing? It is a completely separate hydraulic system from the tractor 3 point system. Other trademarks on this page are the property of their respective owners.