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I was going to rebuild my hydraulic this summer, but I couldn't find the time. Therefore I'm planing on doing it next summer, and I'm going to start collect the parts I need right now. There aren't really anything wrong with it, it dosn't hold pressure as long as I would like, starts dropping soon after I have raised it, it ain't very fast and the controll need some adjustments.

Are there some kind of kit I could buy to get all the gaskets and o-rings or do I need to put this kit together myself?
The special tool needed to hold the lift arms when adjusting, can this be bought or do I need to make it?


Thanks a lot

Hi, W... I,d bought all new orings from Agril. ltd. and I,d cleaned the hole system with the complet heavy parts... standing on a selfmade tool on my workbench. Look,d good on Stefan,s site, and after cleaning up everything as good as possible, I was happy when my hydraulik did work perfect after assambling again. I can only recomend Stefan,s site, becouse of all bad hydraulik,s need something good work like his site. And you have to find out your,s methode for repair it compare with his site.
But what I am learned to look,d at several Hydr.system.s it is mostly dirt and to old orings (valves sitting) and waterwaste who make bad lifting on the tractor,s simply becouse noone "farmer,s" has tucling and messed with them isides.

mikkel

Winchester wrote:Are there some kind of kit I could buy to get all the gaskets and o-rings or do I need to put this kit together myself?
The special tool needed to hold the lift arms when adjusting, can this be bought or do I need to make it?

O ring kits are available, eg Agriline 5290. Maybe best to wait till you get it apart then see what you need as I think all the parts are readily available. Check out the manual and Stefan's site first. Why not do it now - a nice winter job!

Thank you guys, nice to get some help

I use it and need it as my snow removal tool. I live up in the mountains and we get LOTS of snow, almost every night during the winter months