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Postby Ron » Tue Jan 27, 2004 9:19 pm

Hi All,

I've deceided that my Touch control system needs to be rebuilt.
I've looked in the manuals I have and don't see any instructions on how to go about this.
Is this something that can be done by looking at the schematic?
Also, is there a substitute for the I/H hydraulic fluid that I will need?
Where can I order a rebuild kit for this?
Where can I get a replacement voltage regulator?

Thanks in advance!!

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Postby Rudi » Tue Jan 27, 2004 9:39 pm

Ron:

I've looked in the manuals I have and don't see any instructions on how to go about this.


Check out the server - got to Cub Maintenance Manuals and then to the Touch Control Manual. Btw - that is an excerpt from the GSS-1411 Service Manual which is also on the server under the Blue Ribbon Service Manuals.

Also, is there a substitute for the I/H hydraulic fluid that I will need?


Use the IH Touch Control Fluid if you are reasonably near to a CaseIH Dealer. It is the best. And (thanks David, I forgot), it is called Hy-Tran. However, some of the other guys use substitutes, just make sure it meets or exceeds the requirements listed on a Touch Control jug. Maybe one of the guys will post the specs.

Where can I order a rebuild kit for this?


Your CaseIH Dealer. You can also order them on line. Other suppliers will have it as well and I think CNGO has is. Be sure to check the part number on your pump as there apparently are two different versions and the seals are not interchangeable.

John Puckett can explain that one better.

As for the voltage regulator or is it a cut-out?. can be purchased from CaseIH as well. There should be subs available at NAPA, CarQuest etc.

Hope this helps
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Postby parts man » Tue Jan 27, 2004 10:37 pm

The touch control fluid is now called HY-TRAN fluid. It's the best choice.
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Postby rleggitt » Wed Jan 28, 2004 7:49 pm

Hi Ron.

I found that the instructions in the service manual [GSS-1411] section 8
was quiet adequate. I recently overhauled the one on my 1963. I would
suggest that you go to the parts house and get you a good set of pliers as
shown on page 8-19. I did not and ended up scratching the cylinder and
dad to hone it out.

Please pay "SPECIAL ATTENTION" to the NOTE on page 8-20 concerning
the Reassembly of parts with o-rings or seals. Be sure to lubricate all
parts before reassembly.

If you can get your hands on the TC-37F parts catalog in section 10
Hydraulics [10 pages] you will find all you need.

Hope this has helped.

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Postby Rudi » Wed Jan 28, 2004 8:52 pm

Ron:

I forgot about this one. In the Blue Ribbon Service Manuals section you will see the GSS-1024 Touch Control... it seems to be the general service manual for all Farmall Touch Controls.

It may offer some additonal insight.
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Postby Ron » Sat Jan 31, 2004 8:34 pm

Hi Guy's,

Thanks for all the help!!(again)

I found the parts for the touch control overhaul and will began as soon as they arrive.

On a side note(low engine compression) posted earlier.
I tried putting some Marvel Mystery Oil in each clyinder and let it sit for a couple of days. I started her up and let her run for an hour.
After wiping up all the oil spattered all over the shop I did another compression check.
I picked up 12 to 15 #'s . It's up to approx 75 # in each cylinder.
I was surprised at how much this seem to help in power when climbing a hill.
I figure she still needs to be rebuilt but now will wait for a little warmer weather.

Thanks,

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Postby Jack fowler » Sat Jan 31, 2004 9:59 pm

This is what I found

U S A Citgo Petroleum Corporation Hy-Tran Fluid IH® and Case
SAE Grade 10W-20
Gravity, ASTM D 287, °API 27.8
Pounds/Gallon 7.4
Specific Gravity 0.89
Viscosities:
@ -18°C., cP. 1850
@ 40°C., cSt. 41.9
@ 100°C., cSt. 6.6
@ 100°F., cSt. (SUS) 46.6 (217)
@ 210°F., cSt. (SUS) 6.78 (48.4)
Viscosity Index 111
Flash Point, ASTM D 92, COC, °F. (°C.) 400 (204)
Fire Point, ASTM D 92, COC, °F. (°C.) 440 (227)
Pour Point, ASTM D 97, °F. (°C.) -45 (-43)
Color, ASTM D 1500 7.5
Color, Observed Red-Brown
TYPICAL PROPERTIES:
For use in Case IH® Equipment
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I have and use the # GSS-1024

Postby countershaft » Sat Jan 31, 2004 10:11 pm

touch - control serviceman's handbook. What's the difference ? Maybe I'm missing something ? This services the Farmall Cub, SA & AV, C & Super C and the International SA


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