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Old 09-09-2019, 05:32 PM
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There's a 2182 near here that "wont move because it needs new relief valves".

Does that sound plausible, and are there other checks I can do to increase the confidence that that is what is actually toast with this neat old (running) tractor?
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Old 09-09-2019, 06:03 PM
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The 2182 has a Sundstrand Hydro Unit in the tractor. When the engine is off, and there is no hydraulic pressure, the Relief Valves should open and allow you to push/pull the tractor.
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I think it would be unlikely that both forward and reverse relief valves to be malfunctioning, unless seller has been using tractor as parts machine (you get the bad parts). I think something along driveshaft could be the problem.

Go and look. Take little money. Offer low. The seller needs to be motivated to sell low because it don't move. I'm was thinking maybe take extra relief valves if you have any....I'm not sure about that, because if tractor works again then seller will want more money.
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The worst that could be is a frozen brake.
Is it a 150.00?
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The 2182 has a Sundstrand Hydro Unit in the tractor. When the engine is off, and there is no hydraulic pressure, the Relief Valves should open and allow you to push/pull the tractor.
I think he means, the po, that it will not move when running.
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Only way to actually "check" would be to plumb in a gauge. I would bet money it's a stuck valve as the seller said tho
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I wouldn't give a lot for it but I sure would go look. 2182 is a lot of tractor.
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Are we talking a $200 dollar won’t move or a $1200 won’t move price John? A good running WG should bring $500-600 + all the other goodies.
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This thread has turned into a "What is it worth" so I moved it.
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Did you get it?
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