and enjoy the forum!

 

Good Morning, welcome to the Tractor Forum.

I was not aware of the IMT 577 DV Deluxe tractor until your post. No way to find a wiring diagram.

Attached below is a tractordata.com data sheet and an Operator's Manual for the 577DV

https://www.tractordata.com/farm-tractors/003/6/4/3648-imt-577.html

https://pruefberichte.dlg.org/filestorage/IMT_577-DV-deluxe_Nr1055_1986-englisch.pdf

 

Well thank you kindly Pogobill.

I checked with a stick and it's got 6 inches of diesel. It was running about 6 years ago then left abandoned because of a missing hydraulic line, but that should not preventing it from starting. I got a nice 45 AH battery and jumped the starter for a sec and it turned a wee bit so not siezed. Bought a jobber ignition cuz the key is gone. That's where I'm at. I don't know if I can load pictures but it looks like your pic with a nice bucket on the front.
I'm in love.
JR

 

They were based on the Massy Ferguson tractor and I believe the engine was based on a Perkins design. Seems similar to the MF 675

 

Not sure who you are replying to but I think you are referring to EdF or Mrsig! Beware of the missing hydraulic line. There is potential to lose a load of oil if you aren't careful.

 

Agree on that. I am worried I may have already lost some, but they are the quick connect that don't bleed out...I think

. Poor thing. But hydraulics are pretty simple if you know how to bleed a cylinder and

system and plug the leaks lol.

 

Those are quick connect fittings and should not leak. They are perhaps there to hook an auxiliary implement to. Make sure they are very clean before using them, or replace them. You don't want the slightest bit of dirt getting into your hydraulics.

 

Hi fellow humans!
I am a girl.
I have the tractor mentioned above that has been neglected. Hoping to get a wiring diagram although it's pretty simple.
It's so adorable I want to give it some tlc.
It may be because when I was 5 I could identify as 'Yugoslavian' on my father's side. Times change but the history lives on.

Have any pictures?

 

Excellent advice for all! It's always a bad ground.
That's what I tell my son.

I did post a couple earlier in a reply. Not sure if they uploaded to my profile though.

 

Clean between each electrical connection and apply a little dielectric grease to keep corrosion away for as long as possible and tighten each connection. ALL CONNECTIONS, INCLUDING GROUNDS.