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CA hydraulic fill point

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Charles Little

06-20-2002 15:23:59




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I have a 52 CA that needs hydraulic fluid. I can get pressure when I'm on a hill but not flat land. The manual I have says the hydraulic fluid goes in the fill hole under my left foot (under the deck). However, I filled that with fluid and I still can't get any pressure. Did I do something bad? Or do I need to rebuild my pump? If I need to rebuild my pump, any hints on kits or rebuild suggestions?

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Charles

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steve

06-20-2002 16:12:13




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 Re: CA hydraulic fill point in reply to Charles Little, 06-20-2002 15:23:59  
Charles. there are three 1/2 inch pipe plugs on the bottom of the housing. the transmission, alxe, and PTO/hydraulic compartments area all tied together on the inside. You need to pull the plugs and flush out any water and crud. there is a small divider wall in the back and the hydraulics can get accumulated crud on the suction area. the filler for all thee is by your left foot as you said. refill with trans-hydraulic fluid (wal mart or farm store) or use a 20 wt engine oil. do not use gear lube or other thick oil, it can damage the pump. there is a 1/4 inch pipe plug on top of the pump that you can remove to prime the pump or blead off air if needed. take the hose off the cylinder and stick in a bucket and see what kind of flow you get.

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Thomas

06-20-2002 19:12:05




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 Re: Re: CA hydraulic fill point in reply to steve, 06-20-2002 16:12:13  
That 20 Wt Oil has to be non foming dosent it?



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steve

06-21-2002 18:56:23




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 Re: Re: Re: CA hydraulic fill point in reply to Thomas, 06-20-2002 19:12:05  
its a good idea, but the hydraulics are so minimal and do so little that it dont make much difference. I ran 10w30 in a C engine and transmission/pto for some time and never had a problem. but no i use hy- trans in the "IB"



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