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Jack in NB, Hydraulics MF 165

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Rich G

07-20-2001 18:02:49




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Jack thanks for the previous info. I purchased the MF165 repair manual but it doesn't show where the hydraulic pump filter is. Please help!!!!
Thanks




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Jack in NB

07-25-2001 05:47:46




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 Re: Jack in NB, Hydraulics MF 165 in reply to Rich G, 07-20-2001 18:02:49  
Hello.

Been "off the air" for a week or so. Hydraulic filter should be accessible through the left side cover, the one which has the PTO shift lever through it.

Ours is accessible, but I understand some with more fancy internals may have plumbing in the way.

Be sure to re-safety the hold-down cover - wire to prevent it from unscrewing. I'm told the cover and filter give the pump some very expensive indigestion problems when they get chewed up and sucked in.

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Richg

07-26-2001 04:25:39




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 Re: Re: Jack in NB, Hydraulics MF 165 in reply to Jack in NB, 07-25-2001 05:47:46  
I had to pull the top off to get to the filter. The filter had about a half and inch of sludge down at the bottom and the the rest of the filter was pretty nasty. I hopt that was the problem. The filter was pretty expensive. I will hopefully have it back together by next week, that is if I can put it back together right!!!!! !!!!! Thanks Jack in NB



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smokey1

07-22-2001 20:48:42




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 Re: Jack in NB, Hydraulics MF 165 in reply to Rich G, 07-20-2001 18:02:49  
Go to>Link
tecnical>Link tips MF hydraulic - one of the best descriptions I have seen. also>Link
I think you need to lift the top off the gear box
- a bit of a mongeral of a job.



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