gomi_otaku
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So, when I picked up this tractor it had a few leaks and I replaced the short rubber hose between the pump housing and the hydraulic fluid cooler. It ruptured again less than a year later. I'm not sure if it got flexed wrong due to the cooler moving, or if it's under too high of pressure. What lesds me to think this, is the lines that feed from the pump to the rear for the 3-point, etc, also needed to be replaced, and I replaced the thin plastic lines someone had put on with brake line. Is the brake line diameter appropriate to feed the rear end, or is it causing pressure to build up in the pump and blow that short hose out?
Maybe I'm overthinking and just need to replace the short hose and hope for the best. I had replaced it before fixing my loose frame bolts, so some things may have flexed as everything settled into its proper place
Maybe I'm overthinking and just need to replace the short hose and hope for the best. I had replaced it before fixing my loose frame bolts, so some things may have flexed as everything settled into its proper place