Sorry, I'm 35 and in my world everything has a manual, so sometimes I'm not good at knowing the right way to put things together. Project at hand is my IH240 hydraulic remote. I think its 1/2 pipe thread, but everything goes in pretty loose until it butts up against the other fitting. Once tight it doesn't leak, but I don't have confidence it will stay tight very long. I'm thinking it's the perfect place for a copper crush washer... is that sound? If not, what would be the correct way to make these connections?
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Traditional Farmer
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- Virginia
Sounds like an O ring fitting to me.
Steve@Advance
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Is there a taper seat in the bottom that the fitting tightens against?
If so, no washer, just tighten it up.
If it's not leaking, it is probably as it should be.
If it needed a washer or oring, it would be leaking.
If so, no washer, just tighten it up.
If it's not leaking, it is probably as it should be.
If it needed a washer or oring, it would be leaking.
37chief
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- California
I would just leave it alone, or post a picture of the fitting that will answer your question real quick. Stan
used red MN
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- Coon Rapids, MN
If this is a Farmall 240 and this is a stock
component poke aound at the link and tell us what
the identification of the fitting in question is.
240 hyd. Parts diagrams
component poke aound at the link and tell us what
the identification of the fitting in question is.
240 hyd. Parts diagrams
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