Case 430 water in Hydraulic oil

Clyde.stanley · Aug 7, 2011

Hi

It looks like I am getting water in my Hydraulic oil. See attached picture. It look like milk. I just changed the oil and it is Milky again. How does water get into the system?

I have a front end load and a load spliter that works off my Hydraulic system

Thank you

Anonymous-0 · Aug 7, 2011

water residue will clin g to every componet ,,, you will need to run hot ,then change fluid serveral times to get it out ,. find out why water is there ,,.and fix it , my 4020 jd power shft had water in the system caused by bad brake pedal cylindar seals , took 4 ever to work it all out ///,heard of a water worm tampon type that can be suspended in oil that will draw water out,, others may know of the product .watch out it dont wind up in the gear worx .

Case Nutty 1660 · Aug 8, 2011

two usual entry points are the gear shift boot, and gaskets on the 4-sp shift and or high/low or triple range covers

Anonymous-0 · Aug 8, 2011

If the loader has single acting lift cylinders and the seals are bad where the piston enters the cylinder water can get in through there also. This happened on my dc with a paulson loader on it. When I would raise the loader all the way up water would spray out through the vents.

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