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190XT oil pressure gauge install
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    Posted: 04 Jul 2018 at 11:16am
Had a scare 2 weeks ago when the red low oil pressure light come on after baling 620 bales of hay. Come to find out the sending unit went bad. So I ordered a few parts and made up a kit. Very happy how it turned out. Gauge is easily seen from the seat and adds a peace of mind when the sending unit bites the dust again.
1968 B-208, 1976 720 (2 of them)Danco brush hog, single bottom plow,52" snow thrower, belly mower,rear tine tiller, rear blade, front blade, 57"sickle bar,1983 917 hydro, 1968 7hp sno-bee, 1968 190XTD
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Nice looking gauge setup and nice looking tractor glad you did the hard line for oil supply to the gauge really looks good
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Thanks Red Bank, less than $70 in it including the AC gauge even though its after market. I decided to keep my series II dash panel stock.
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Looks good and very nice. Thanks for posting the pictures of this install and parts. I want to do the same thing.
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You could have mounted the pod to the side of the dash pod. I've found a oil pressure guage down by my foot is like having no guage.d
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Parts list:
Allis Chalmers D-19 oil pressure gauge, 0-80 psi. Sandy Lake Imp is where I got mine. After market but seams to be good quality.
Glow Shift metal gauge pod. GS-U01B. Inexpensive with free shipping, $12.99. Deep pod is required because this is a mechanical gauge and the pod has no rear exit. Other pods do but this allowed for a cleaner look due to the side exit of this model.
1-piece of 2”x 3 1/4”x 1/8” metal to mount gauge. Required to give height so my tool box opens. You wont need this if you dont have a tool box.
2 1/16”x 1 7/8”x 3/32” o-ring. Found it in the faucet section of hardware store. Slides over the gauge body, reduces vibration between the gauge face and metal pod.
2 ea- asst coupling nuts, #351.
2 ea- machine screws, 10-32x3/4.
Copper tube gauge kit. $10.99 at Advance auto.
1/8” copper tee
1/8” copper 45 degree fitting.

Hope I haven’t missed anything. Very easy install and I think it looks pretty clean.
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As far as location, the gauge could be placed in many locations. This is just where I installled it. I am always looking forward and down when working crops. Also trying to limit the originality of the XT
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Good idea nice job
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Gary, do you have any good 10.00x16 front wheels for my XT laying around?
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Or is it 8x15 that were on the front of a 200?
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My 200 came new and still has 9.5L-15 on the front. I use the 4 rib design and really like them.
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Originally posted by AC720Man AC720Man wrote:

Or is it 8x15 that were on the front of a 200?


I have 9.5L X 15 tires on the front of my 185.I think New Holland round baler rims will work and they are very heavy duty.
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