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I have Zetor 8540 which makes a kind of whining noise. It seems to come from something which runs hydraulic pumps but disconnecting bigger pump doesn't make the noise go away. To my ear it seems to be some kind of bearing noise from a bearing which rotates allways when engine is running. Noise comes from somewhere between clutch and gearbox.
If I use hydraulics or change quick-change gear speed noise can get little different. But if I push clutch pedal down or use PTO it makes no difference.
There is enough oil and filters are clean. Any experience of this kind of problem? What could be wrong?
Most likely idler gear bearings between mainshaft & pump drive, to check remove hyd pump housing, idler gear will now be visible. If bearings have gone tractor has to be split to replace
Most likely idler gear bearings between mainshaft & pump drive, to check remove hyd pump housing, idler gear will now be visible. If bearings have gone tractor has to be split to replace
Bearings were gone and I have now split the tractor.
Problem is now how I get the shaft out?
It seems to be sitting very tightly in its place. I have removed the circlip, right side cover and of course front plate. I have also been told that it should come off just by pulling, but this one is not so easy.