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Eddie in KY

01-13-2003 17:34:34

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Well guys, I drained the hydraulic fluid from the DB 885 today, and scraped the slush from the filter and prescreen. Oh my gosh, it was thick. I was trying to be cautious and not ruin the new filter by installing it with an unknown amount slush still in the trans and rear and loader lines. Well, when the book says install new filter DO IT. I cleaned up the filter basket and put it all back together(with the old filter that i washed out). After several minutes with no hydraulics, I decided to go ahead and change the fluid again anyway and throw in the new filter. Instant hydraulics , that are better now than they have been the whole time I have owned the beast. I am still going to change the fluid a couple more times probably to clear up the fluid as much as possible. Its amazing how much sludge was on the old filter and housing. Anyway, thanks to everybody that gave me assistance. Elmer, I probably wouldnt have been sure to find the rear drain plug, hidden by the loader cross brace, if you hadnt told me it held a few liters. It does and clear water came out first, thanks for the pointer. Again thanks everybody
Eddie in KY

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