8737 transmission is overheating

[Lofty1984]

Buy a fendt.

Thought you’d get that comment in first did you

op is the free flow return for the oil big enough bore size perhaps the oil is being restricted causing it to heat

 

[Chae1]

Thought you’d get that comment in first did you

op is the free flow return for the oil big enough bore size perhaps the oil is being restricted causing it to heat

Yeah thought I'd beat Davey and speedy.

 

[Lofty1984]

Yeah thought I'd beat Davey and speedy.

The key is he hasn’t actually put mf in the title so it may go under the radar

 

[daveydiesel1]

Yeah thought I'd beat Davey and speedy.

The key is he hasn’t actually put mf in the title so it may go under the radar

Iv been reading it,

 

[Rookie]

Sounds like the problem is on the planter and not the tractors ?

 

[Ivan223]

OK so the Rovic guys were here today to see what's up the fault is on their side its not the MF

THANKS guys for the support I appreciate

 

[Ivan223]

Sounds like the problem is on the planter and not the tractors ?

Yes it is the planter the Rovic guys need to sort out the problem because I just bought the planter and is still under warranty

 

[Sharny dubs]

I need help please my 8690 have the same problem as my 8737 of overheating the transmission
I'm pulling a 12 row planter and I'm working 2 hours then it overheats

I pulled with both tractors a Ruben 10 and a karat 9 day and night no problems it's only when a hook the planter when the overheating starts

I know of one locally that was doing something similar. Boiling the oil on a drill. Turned out to be a valve on the back end. Took them ages to diagnose and the only way they found it was to get someone with one of those heat cameras and set it pumping in the yard. They scanned the tractor with the camera and watched where the heat started from.

 

[Speedstar]

I know of one locally that was doing something similar. Boiling the oil on a drill. Turned out to be a valve on the back end. Took them ages to diagnose and the only way they found it was to get someone with one of those heat cameras and set it pumping in the yard. They scanned the tractor with the camera and watched where the heat started from.

We had this problem on MF7618 it as a valve that had been put in the wrong way around in the factory on the load sensing system, took some time to find out the problem & the heat it made in the backend made a lot of problems & cost a lot of money to put right, with no help from MF as all on it