Thanks very much for your assistance. I have an old friend here who used to be the shop foreman at a local tractor dealer who agrees with you about the filter. He was under the impression that I could access that screen via a 6" x 6" plate with several bolts that is on the side of the sump area near the fluid level test plug. After removing that plate (on this tractor it only has 4 bolts & is about 4" x 4") I found no way to access that screen. When I reported to him that the only thing I could see thru that opening was 2 separate lines going from the top of this area down to the bottom of the fluid sump and that I could see no way to remove them, he was at a loss. It appears to me the only way to get to a possible screen at the bottom of one of those lines would be to remove the entire top plate assembly (under the seat). I see no other way to access any type of filter or screen but if I am wrong then please advise. Thank you again very much for your assistance. ThePiddler
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