Posted by AllisPuller33 on December 27, 2010 at 06:30:34 from (216.226.179.180):
Hi, I recently purchased a Farmall 100 tractor and I need to split it in half to repair the clutch. In order to do so, the hydraulic lines have to be removed. I know I need a service manual, but having that I'm still doing alot of research, I thought I'd ask you guys for help until I got a good one.
How do you remove the hydraulic lines the proper way to minimize possible damage?
Is there anything I will need to replace from normal wear over the years (even if the system works good), or from just removing the lines??
Once I get the tractor back together, and go to install the hydraulic pump and lines back on (is it even necessarry to remove pump?) what do I torque the bolts back down to??
Have I covered the bases for this procedure?? If I have missed something, or left something out that I was unaware of; please let me know.
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