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JD50 Hydraulic problem

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Dave G

12-17-2000 16:47:37




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Hello- I have a 1951 or 53 JD50 that leaks hydraulic fluid out of one of the ports in the back when I use the 3 pt lift. Does anyone know what could be the problem and how hard it is to fix. I have been putting it off but think it is time to go in after it.

Thanks for any help.




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clooney

12-17-2000 17:09:40




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 Re: JD50 Hydraulic problem in reply to Dave G, 12-17-2000 16:47:37  
Dave, if you are referring to the holes that the removable plugs go in, there are 2 "O" rings in each hole that get old, hard, & nicked, then start to leak. The "O" rings can be a try of your determination to replace. There is nothing hard about it, they are just real hard to work with way up in those holes with little light. I usually take a little light bulb (your choice of voltage depending on your supply) & solder two wires on (tape it) then hook it to a battery then put it in the back of the hole so I can see what I am doing. A dental pick, bent coat hanger wire that has been flattened with a hammer & sometimes a red hot wire (heated with a torch) & a good mood are needed to get those (hardened) old rubber little devils out, the new ones go in real easy.

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Dave G

12-17-2000 18:57:39




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 Re: Re: JD50 Hydraulic problem in reply to clooney, 12-17-2000 17:09:40  
Hey - thanks a lot. You hit the nail on the head. It sounds like I need to first take the plugs out and start picking out the old o-rings. I figured it was something like that, but haven't really looked that close at it.



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