[AJD] 1949 A

[Gary Amy]

OK. So, clearly the next step is to inspect the oil pump.  Thanks to everyone for your input.

Louis R Godena <louisgodena at ids.net> wrote:Gary;

Same thing happened to me about two years ago. Turned out to be a sludged 
oil pump screen. However, if no oil is coming from the disconnected line, 
it may be the pump itself. Take out the pump and disassemble it, inspect 
the idler and drive gear for signs of excessive wear. You might have to 
replace some parts.

Louis G

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Gary Amy" 
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Sent: Monday, February 28, 2005 11:41 AM
Subject: [AJD] 1949 A


> NOTE to MODERATOR: I sent this same message from the wrong email account. 
> Please reject the first post.
>
> When I bought this tractor, we drove it onto the trailer; and when I got 
> it home, I drove it off. Then I noticed the oil gauge was registering "0". 
> So I disconnected the oil line from the gauge. When I started the engine, 
> no oil was pumped out thru the line. Just to make sure it wasn't clogged, 
> I ran a small wire down the line for about 30 inches. No obstructions.
>
> What should I do next?
>
> -Gary-
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