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Re: Re: Re: JD Hydraulic outlets leaking
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Posted by JMS/MN on May 11, 2004 at 21:57:51 from (4.142.219.87):
In Reply to: Re: Re: JD Hydraulic outlets leaking posted by Dieselrider on May 11, 2004 at 18:08:49:
I've never used anything but JD parts on the couplers, so I don't know how other supplier parts work. Actually never noticed that they existed! What thurlow said about rusty couplers is valid, as well as damage to the coupler with multiple disconnects under pressure. Usually chips out a piece of the hose end coupler when uncoupling- but you've established the leak is from the vertical shaft, so I would go back to JD rings and go from there. With at least 5 JD's with multiple couplers over 30+ years, I've always used JD parts and had 1-2 remotes rebuilt- one basket and 1-2 vertical shafts- never been a serious problem. I would stay with original parts before going to an off-brand. Now with the ISO standard, that is the only alternative I would go with. My newest JD is a 1983- so hydraulic couplers have never been a problem that I couldn't fix with the right JD parts.
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