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Hydraulics on 1010 Row Crop

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Bob F.

02-26-2002 16:10:07




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You folks have recently helped me on this forum with some questions that I had on the electrical system on this same tractor and I appreciate it. This is a totally unrelated question. We have noticed that the hydraulic reservior is usually low on this tractor. So, when we go to use it we generally have to add oil so that the power steering works. We assumed (wrongly so) that it was just leaking out. Today I went to check the oil in the transmission and when I took the filler plug out, oil gushed out the top. My question is this: Could there be a way that hydraulic oil could be leaking into the tranny on this tractor and can anybody tell me where that is likely to be happening. I did'nt think that there were any possible connections where this could happen but I've been wrong before.

Thanks in advance for your help.

Bob F.

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Steve

02-27-2002 12:46:58




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 Re: Hydraulics on 1010 Row Crop in reply to Bob F., 02-26-2002 16:10:07  
Doesn't the 1010 use a common sump for the hydraulics and the transmission? My 2010 has the hydraulic pump in the front section of the transmission case and uses the 8 gallon transmission oil reservoir for the hydraulics. The filter screen for the hydraulic pump is in the front of the transmission on the right side. Is that the same as the 1010?



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Bob F.

02-27-2002 14:20:24




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 Re: Re: Hydraulics on 1010 Row Crop in reply to Steve, 02-27-2002 12:46:58  
I don't think the setup is the same for the 1010 as it is for the 2010. On the 1010 the reservoir for the hydraulics is part of the valve assembly and is under the seat. This looks like the same configuration as my 420. I think the transmission is separate from the hydraulics on this tractor. I'm a novice at this so I could be wrong about this. (I'm probably going to have to break down and buy a shop manual one of these days)

Thanks for the reply

Bob F.

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