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Farmall Super A hydraulic leak

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henhawk1969

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On the rear mounting point for the two hardlines
coming from the pump, I have a leak. I removed the
two bolts, to replace the o rings but the hardlines
will not come loose from the tractor. Am I missing
something or just need a bigger pry bar.
 
did not understand which end of the pipes, you are talking about. Is it the front near the pump, or the rear, on the tractor? on the rear, there are 3 bolts holding the pipe to the tractor; i have had a problem with the bolts being too long. before you put them back, make sure and measure so that the bolts do not bottom out.

the rear of the pipes will have to come off, before you are able to get the front portion off.
 
I apologize for the unclear post. It is the rear mounting points for the hardlines. I will measure the bolts. I saw some allen head fastners as well on the mounting flange, I did not know if they needed to come out or not. Thanks again.
 
(quoted from post at 20:44:56 10/16/14) I apologize for the unclear post. It is the rear mounting points for the hardlines. I will measure the bolts. I saw some allen head fastners as well on the mounting flange, I did not know if they needed to come out or not. Thanks again.
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The allen screws are there so you can add additional hydraulic outlets such as an auxillary. All you need to do is pull the 2 front bolts and 3 rear bolts. It coulld be on there pretty good becuase there is a gasket as well as orings. Be careful with them
 
the THREE bolts, at the rear, need to come off first. leave one in the hole loose, until the front is loosened and two bolts removed; remove the last of the bolts at the rear and you may have to bump , with a hammer to get it (the pipe) to release (bump on the flange only, not the pipe itself). the front will have to come loose, because you will not be able to clean the gasket, on the rear, without removing all the pipe. good luck

do not prize on the pipe with a bar. do not
 
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