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Old 09-07-2017, 04:56 PM
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Lubed it up and it steers fine, good for me.

Forgot the pics
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Old 09-07-2017, 11:33 PM
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You puttin that to work on the ranch?
Won't give you much thinkin time with that 60incher.
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Old 09-08-2017, 09:29 AM
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Looks good Lew!
You always get the Lew deals.
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I should have known who got it,looks good !

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Thanks guys.
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Today I thought I'd give you an update on what I've been doing with the 3235. I gave the engine a once over to see if there were any Mouse nests inside, check out these new tires I put on, gave it a general cleanup until I noticed a spots of oil on the ground in the rear area.

I pulled the fender pan off and I saw a mess that I have never seen in my lifetime, apparently the lift valve has been leaking for a while and made a mess so I will remove the valve and rebuild it. So I took some pictures for you today because you guys like pictures because they speak a thousand words!
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You be right up town on that ride.
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Never a dull moment, hey Master of Lew. Even those "new" tractors need some lovin time to time.
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Today I thought I'd give you an update on what I've been doing with the 3235. I gave the engine a once over to see if there were any Mouse nests inside, check out these new tires I put on, gave it a general cleanup until I noticed a spots of oil on the ground in the rear area.

I pulled the fender pan off and I saw a mess that I have never seen in my lifetime, apparently the lift valve has been leaking for a while and made a mess so I will remove the valve and rebuild it. So I took some pictures for you today because you guys like pictures because they speak a thousand words!
I want to rebuild the valves that will be going onto the GT3204 I recently picked up. It's getting 2 or possibly 3 hyd circuits added. It might get the 3pt hitch I have or I may duplicate it and put that one on it and the used one on my 3240.


I'm guessing resealing the valves isn't too hard but any details you can provide would be great.
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Old 06-07-2018, 06:12 PM
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Me fix good. No more leaky.
Local hose man had the parts I needed, cost was $3.00.

This is it all back together.
These are the old o rings and backup rings.
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