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I am working on my L2600 now and I need some help. I was using the loader and then out of no where the oil light came on and I saw smoke. I shut the tractor off and towed it to the barn. I have tested the oil pressure and I am getting 50psi at cold start and around 45psi at warm idle. Revved up I get around 65psi when the oil is warm. The book says that the relief valve should open up and not let the pressure get above 60psi. So the next thing I am going to do is replace the engine oil filter and change out the oil pressure switch. Is there anything that I could look at before I do that?