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RE 1850 hyd leak

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super99

03-27-2007 16:53:19




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Ok, I drained the hyd oil out and put some heat on the fitting and got fitting broke loose. The steel line is stuck fast in the fitting. I tried to heat the line a little to see if it would break free but it didn't. Have turned fitting almost a 1/4 turn and it's bending the line. I soaked it good with panther pee and will let it set overnite, but I'm having my doubts about it coming loose. Probably have to cut line to get it off. It's not ruined yet, would it do any good to take little propane torch for soldering copper pipe and heat it some? My cutting torch is set up for propane and it won't hardly turn down enough to use it to heat line. Any thoughts?
Now my next question. When I drained unit, I took a hose and plugged into hyd coupler and put other end in a bucket and started tractor, I pulled lever to start oil flow and then it wouldn't stop. If I pushed lever the other way, it would quit for a second but then when I let go of lever it just kept coming out till it ran out and I shut tractor off. I guess I thought you would have to hold the lever to make the oil come out. Is this normal or do I have another problem?
How much oil does the hyd unit hold?.
Thanks in advance, Chris

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Centerplate

03-29-2007 15:48:09




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 Re: RE 1850 hyd leak in reply to super99, 03-27-2007 16:53:19  
When the tractor is running, all the hoses are pressured. It has some thing to do with the interlock system. It also makes the tractor a bear to hook up or unhook hydraulic hoses when running.



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WFE 2

03-28-2007 05:31:45




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 Re: RE 1850 hyd leak in reply to super99, 03-27-2007 16:53:19  
Did you feel the lever 'snap' into the detent position? If so, it would wait for enough pressure to develop to pop valve back into neutral, which in your case for draining would never come. Regarding the line, I wouldn't waste any time trying to save anything of the old line; it has served its time, and if you repair one spot, how long will it be before another leak develops? AGCO has a replacement available at reasonable cost, and installation is easy. I'd get medieval on the old one and install a new line.

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