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3 point leaking fluid

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case530

09-21-2013 21:21:37




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while using my 530 today notice Hydrolic Fluid coming out of the rockshaft for the draft arm of the 3 point. now the arms won't stay up after the engine is shut off, I figure the Rockshaft cylinder has blown the seals. My question is how hard are these to replace and what else should I look at when I have it apart. Thanks for any advise. Darryl




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case530

09-22-2013 10:38:06




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 Re: 3 point leaking fluid in reply to case530, 09-21-2013 21:21:37  
Joe Thanks for the info



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Joe Young

09-21-2013 23:08:19




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 Re: 3 point leaking fluid in reply to case530, 09-21-2013 21:21:37  
Darryl

I'm not sure what you what else you might look at, other than possibly inspecting the pinion and bull gears when you have the top plate off. It a pretty straight forward repair. A link to a previous post on the repair is below. - Joe

Instructions for resealing 3-point piston.



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