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Need help, '55 Ford 600 hydraulic problem

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Dega

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I was attempting to pick up a half of a telephone pole, I heard a pop and after that it worked for about 10 minutes, so now all the hydraulic fluid goes into the transmission, fills up and comes out of the shifter.
I have stripped it down, planning on putting air to the lines to test them to find the leak.
How do you remove the lines that are pressed in, and/or any guidence from anyone who would like to suggest would be greatly appreciated. ... having a slight "brain fog", ... THANKS
 
You need to post your question down on the Ford board. Lots of knowledge down there on
Fords. You have probably split the High pressure line inside the case, which will require
you to split the tractor apart.There are a couple of ways to repair this but none are easy.
 
(quoted from post at 11:43:49 10/07/17) You need to post your question down on the Ford board. Lots of knowledge down there on
Fords. You have probably split the High pressure line inside the case, which will require
you to split the tractor apart.There are a couple of ways to repair this but none are easy.
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Thanks for the info, ... I will post it there ... yea i was afraid that it would turn into a big job,
 
(quoted from post at 15:41:39 10/07/17) I'm in Sylacauga. Anywhere near
you?
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Apologize for not knowing how to use this forum, "newbee", I haven't mastered this posting, but yea we are close enough to call it the same count, Talladega, just north of the by pass off of 77
 
We was in Oxford today. Went right
by you on way home. You ever go to
tractor shows around here? Got a
couple coming up. One in Gadsden
,the G round up. The same day one
in Shelby at the iron works. Both
good. Not sure which one we are
going to. But we going to take
some tractors to one of em.
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(quoted from post at 19:03:26 10/07/17) We was in Oxford today. Went right
by you on way home. You ever go to
tractor shows around here? Got a
couple coming up. One in Gadsden
,the G round up. The same day one
in Shelby at the iron works. Both
good. Not sure which one we are
going to. But we going to take
some tractors to one of em.
a174139.jpg

a174140.jpg
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No ... never been to one ... sounds like something to see,
 
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