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Recent content by grumpy6711

  1. Zetor Racing :)

    Zetor Racing :)

    :)
  2. Replacing brake slave cyclinder 7211

    Replacing brake slave cyclinder 7211

    on my 6711 with duncan cab the order was disconnect wing electrics disconnect brake pipe remove wheel remove mudguard undo portal bolts support portal (strap from FEL works) warning = very heavy!! pull portal outwards to release, struggling like hell, then remember to slacken handbrake metal...
  3. Zetor Manuals - Electronic Library.

    info Zetor Manuals - Electronic Library.

    just noticed the start date of this thread :o
  4. Help 3320

    Help 3320

    Have you also double checked/ tightened/ cleaned where battery strap earth is bolted to chassis?
  5. Introduction & Request for help on 4911 hydraulic problems

    Introduction & Request for help on 4911 hydraulic problems

    Yes it is - check your messages ;)
  6. Need help with 5211 Brakes

    Need help with 5211 Brakes

    I think you must remember to slacken the handbrake bands as these 'clamp' around the brake drum that you're trying to pull out. as said bleed valves are next to pipe entries into hubs but you cannot see them if you have a cab in the way. poke your fingers into the portal around the brake pipe...
  7. Zetor 6441 top link on 3pt question

    Zetor 6441 top link on 3pt question

    me too! I also had to shave (grind) the edges off a new top link to get it to fit the 6711. Maybe Zetors are just a tight fit?
  8. did zetor ever make a 4545 ????

    did zetor ever make a 4545 ????

    A hillside tractor? big wheels on one side, little wheels on the other and pto and 3pl on both ends??>:-) ;)
  9. What position, position lever for hedgecutter?

    What position, position lever for hedgecutter?

    {:-( Sorry. yes. going from the right rear wheel inwards, lever 1 raises/ lowers the 3pl , lever 2 is used to operate ram on buckrake etc . It is this lever that needs to be locked forward to allow flow and return to controls on H-Cutter. (lever 3 is d-m-p. (labelled :) )) Is this how it should...
  10. What position, position lever for hedgecutter?

    What position, position lever for hedgecutter?

    Thanks guys Yes, you are right again Aaron :) I meant the lever [b]closest to the seat[/] needs to be locked forward (to give me feed and return to spool valves?).
  11. missing bolt

    missing bolt

    Yes it does! but no circlip. On closer scrutiny i can just see the edge of the groove for the circlip to sit in. Thanks Aaron Another problem solved by zetorworld ;)
  12. missing bolt

    missing bolt

    I have just noticed {:-( a missing bolt (circled in red) from the rear of the 6711 and i think it may be something to do with adjustment of some hydraulic setup. Does anyone know if this is a 'special' bolt or a bog standard M? x?mm type bolt and if so what size is should be? thanks.
  13. What position, position lever for hedgecutter?

    What position, position lever for hedgecutter?

    When using a hedgecutter (bomford farmtrim, old and heavy) should the lever under the seat be in? P, M or S(D). Since I've had the 6711 the 3 position lever under the seat has been seized in M - mixed, but while it was apart last week I managed to get it moving. Ive got my head around the...
  14. 3320 engine problem

    3320 engine problem

    Thanks for the tip, worked for me too :)
  15. 6711 started smoking - SOLVED!

    6711 started smoking - SOLVED!

    AHA!! After fixing the brakes last week decided to do a spot of verge and hedge trimming. After 100m of verge it was getting a bit smoky in the cab :'( so stopped to investigate. All the smoke was coming from the exhaust u bend and there was a lovely coating of oil all over the block just...
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