Posted by timis on February 20, 2012 at 10:20:18 from (70.58.223.239):
I farm with late 70's early 80's tractors and they all seem to have some leaks around the valves and hydraulic parts in general - is there any way to stop this other than replace parts - just kinda drives you nuts to spend 1 day taking apart little pieces hoping you dont drop something to fix a 10 cent o-ring that isnt tight anymore - how do some of these guys have tractors without any leaks - I've gotten all mine used and they werent "cherry" by any means - but some guys seem to be able to keep them oil free - our oliver 1850, MM670 case 300 - never leak and theyre 15+ years older and it seems as every time I go to the field I'm checking the hydraulic oil and adding some. Any thoughts? Toying around with trading in a leaker for a non leaker just to save the time.
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