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Case L, LA oil pan screen filter

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Steve (DE)

05-15-2006 18:47:08




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In the Case L and early Case LA, there is a cylindrical screen oil filter which is attached to a more or less triangular cover plate that bolts to the left side of the pan. When I checked my filter (1930 Case L) for the first time a day or two ago, it was rather crunched up as if something bad had happened in the pan some time back (engine ran reasonably well before I started to disassemble parts of it). It seems that the screening was soft soldered to a "framework" and a cast metal endcap, and the open end of the screen cylinder was soldered to the end cap that bolted to the pan. OK, trying to repair the screen means trying to get the whole mess soldered back together after trying to bend it all back into shape. So, Option B, are replacements available for this thing? Option C, does anybody have an old one in good condition?

Thanks again guys. If I ever get enough time I'll try to figure out how to post a picture of how far I've gotten on this silly project.

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RobertTX

05-16-2006 06:17:29




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 Re: Case L, LA oil pan screen filter in reply to Steve (DE), 05-15-2006 18:47:08  
The best replacement will be a salvage yard, maybe one of the guys that watch this forum will get with you. Try Don L, he has everything.
The screen can be repaired if you can get it straightened out. The frame is silver soldered to the end caps. It is difficult to get the oil out of the pores on the steel, but can be done with enough soaking in solvent and spraying carb cleaner. If it won't solder, you need to soak more. Use your little propane torch only, an acetylene torch will melt the brass screen instantly! I have fixed several of them, just a little tedious.

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c hess

05-15-2006 19:26:41




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 Re: Case L, LA oil pan screen filter in reply to Steve (DE), 05-15-2006 18:47:08  
Sc i am working on had crushed screen that was caused when seal on shaft atfront of trans left thick trans grease in with engine oil.



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