In response to my issue with the TR75 combine, when i start the machine the hose that connects the pump to the reservoir gets sucked in and no hydraulics will work, i ordered a new dipstick, put it in but still have the same problem, i removed the dipstick, started it back up and still the same problem. I honestly don't know where to go from here, if for some reason the machine has too much hydraulic fluid could that cause my issue? The combine worked great a month ago, i started it a couple weeks ago and this issue popped up, guess the old gleaner will have to harvest some this year!
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The breather cap is vented, it would still do the same thing even with the breather cap out of it. Funny thing is this problem did not surface until a few weeks ago, machine worked great up until then. I'm wondering if that hose was supposed to have a spring in it, part number shows it is the right hose.
Finally found what was giving me trouble, i drained all the hydraulic fluid and removed the tank screen, it was caked in sludge. Good reason for things not to work, i put my fingers through the hole and that sludge is on the bottom of the tank. How can i get it all out? Kerosene and a shop vac? The combine is on a slight grade so anything poured in the tank will run to the tank screen hole. If i don't get alot out the screen will stop up again.
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