I have a question about the hydraulic system on my JD 2460. I had a hose start spraying out fluid. It is the small hose under the tank above the pump. Not a big deal to remove. My question is how much pressure should be on the hose. It looks like a low pressure connection, it is just held in place with a couple of hose clamps. I removed the side covers and started the tractor, so I could locate the leak, and fluid sprayed 10 to 15 ft. Is this a simple remove and replace on the hose, or is there another problem?
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Jim.ME
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I would likely say it failed from age and is likely just a simple replacement. Be sure to get the right hose. It looks like heater hose, but it needs to be oil service rated hose. Heater hose will get you by for a time if you need to move it, but it won't last.
buickanddeere
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That is an oil seepage return line from the high pressure seal on the front pump.
The line sometimes becomes blocked with age, kinks etc on it s way back to a small port on the transmission case .
A new line and good to go.
Always make sure the transmission screen is clean, the transmission oil filter is regularly replaced and only Hy-Gard oil is used .
Water in the oil from condensation or leaky shifter boots . Or the wrong kind of oil will ruin the wet clutches and the wet brakes .
If there is a loader on the tractor , the oil should be returned via a ported filter cover .
Jim.ME
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- central ME
I interpreted you were talking about key#6, sorry if that is wrong. The TY22563 is the JD part number for their bulk hose to make it from. I have had to replace a couple of those in the past.
Jim.ME
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- central ME
Trying again on the photo.
Case Nutty 1660
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I think I still have a nos #8 in the pic on my shelf,, I stocked those as I had a few smaller Deere's that I worked on that had them and the dealers for some reason did not stock them,,
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