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Hoping someone could help me here. Tried searching and looking back through all the info on here but that much it becomes overwhelming. Ahl1, could this be sown in the next month for arguments sake, to meet the aims for flowering may - August, then planted with a wheat crop this coming autumn...

Hopefully that helps. Need axle number but fairly sure it’s the 0.75 and 2 x 1.4’s on our 7495 so would guess as the same.

I bought a kit and gas and regassed ours, that said if they have gone flat it may suggest they’re leaking internally slightly, but ours still seem ok. From memory I think the smaller one at the top was 90bar and 2 larger ones at sides 50 bar, I didn’t do the one at the top as when I cracked it...

No bid yet at £415. Be surprised if they get a bid at that tbh.

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Don’t suppose you’ve a decent set of 650/65r42’s tyres you’d consider selling?

We’ve got a 7495 recently that’s the same, got a machine polisher which is doing a great job with some t cut. Just make sure you buy a decent pad to go on the machine, certainly easier than doing it by hand. Ours is a Milwaukee but plenty of cheap machines online.

Look like it to me.

Just wondered if anyone had a pair of part worn 540/65r30 tyres kicking around, struggling to justify new for a tractor that only does around 100hrs a year so thought I’d try my luck for used first. Cheers

Harold Wolgar insurance.

Not wanting to drag up an old thread but just got a 7495 with 2 electric spools, one seems to work perfect but the other which controls the front linkage just isn’t working at all, it works perfect manually if I move it on the slice but almost like I’ve no electric at all going too it. Any...

Ours used to do that, spent ages messing with solenoids. Turned out to be a box out job. From what I was told o rings go hard and don’t let things slide around like they should. Second probably worse because as you say it’s most used gear. Might be electrical so have a good check first though.