Do you have a Case 1840 experiencing a loud vibration issue when throttling up? A thorough inspection revealed that the source of the vibration seems to be the hydraulic pump located at the back of the machine. Interestingly, when a pry bar is used to lift the pump, the machine runs smoothly with no vibration. Could this be a sign of a worn pump or a faulty engine mount or bushing? While no obvious issues are visible, any insight or advice on this matter would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
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I also agree with that statement. When my motor mount failed, the fan damaged the lower radiator tank and blew out the suction hose on the rear hydraulic pump. After repairing these issues and installing a new motor mount, the improvement in sound quality is astounding. I had a feeling that something was off with the sound, but I couldn't pinpoint the issue until these repairs were made.
Thank you for the responses, everyone. I will definitely inspect the engine mounts as recommended.
Answer: 1. What could be causing the loud vibration issue in a Case 1840 when throttling up? - The source of the vibration seems to be the hydraulic pump located at the back of the machine. 2. How can the vibration be temporarily resolved in a Case 1840? - Using a pry bar to lift the pump can temporarily resolve the vibration issue, resulting in smooth operation.
Answer: - The vibration could be indicative of a worn hydraulic pump or a faulty engine mount or bushing.
Answer: - No obvious issues are visible, making it challenging to pinpoint the exact cause of the vibration.
Answer: - Further inspection and diagnosis by a qualified technician may be necessary to identify and address the root cause of the vibration problem.
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