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when you say manual fwd/rev shuttle you mean the lever on the left of the dashboard or with the gear lever with low/high and reverse?

just check to see if you have pressure switches in the fwd/rev manifold, it maybe that the fwd sensor is faulty or its sensing a lower than normal pressure which is kicking it out of drive

mAke sure the pto speed selector is positively engaging......

I have used Cornish Tractors before......very helpful and knowledgable https://www.cornishtractors.co.uk/

Much appreciated Dee, that is perfect. I am inclinded to just flush the l.h. strainer rather than change it.

Thanks for the reply. I have got hold of the ops manual, as you say there seems to be another filter on the r.h side and the L.h. side is a strainer

Can anyone help me out with the correct part numbers for the 2 x transmission filters on this 59 plate tractor. There is one on the r.h. side in a long spin-on cylinder, the 2nd is on the l.h. side and fits inside a bowl on the side of the transmission. thanks

Speed charts for the BT (high speed) transmission

85 series ended production in 1990, superseded by 95 series, then 4200s.......entirely likely that dealers had old stock

It needs to be in neutral.......but to actually enter the Trans-setup menu you will need to have the EST connected get there......one of the steps requires shifting to Fwd to calibrate the clutch packs

Has Australia pretty much transitioned to the JD balers/module makers like this and the Case module express now or are there still farmers/contractors running basket machines with seperate module builders? Over the years I worked with the Case 2555s and CPX420s 4 rows up against the...

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try calling Thermobile, their tech support is very good Service & Spare Parts Tel: 02476 357960

try Thermobile...........i have an AT307.....works well https://www.thermobile.co.uk/

those fuse boxes are a right BALL ACHE to work on!......those poxy fuse holders are terrible. You might find a fuse holder from someone like Ron Greet, he has a heap of looms there from Case IHs and I am sure I have seen the later 95 series blade fuse holders there.

Ok. thanks for that but reckon I will pass on them....not that I have anything against Claas brand. If the zippers in the Dickies were half up to it I would buy them but they are quite frankly junk.

This is what I use for really steep fields........it was 6 star cage-wheels with flat steel welded to the leading side of the round cross-tubes, the tightening mechanism was cut out and welded in to 38" stocks dual wheel rims.........they DO grip, up, down, across the side......no bother :)

I did look at some of those online, the leg lengths show as only R (regular).....and only to 46 so not sure they will work

I've checked our local ag supplier, nothing there......also online -e-bay etc......looking for 52T size. I find that it needs to try them on, the sizes vary so much....rather than just a "XXL" ....the variations can be vast across the makes