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Re: 1980 Long 460 slow hydraulics.
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Posted by Jim in NC on April 14, 2005 at 05:24:55 from (172.134.13.84):
In Reply to: 1980 Long 460 slow hydraulics. posted by Larry Hitt on April 13, 2005 at 09:41:04:
Years ago I had a friend who was having transmission problems with his 360. He had lost the 2 brass gears that work with the positive lock rear-end feature. I got his parts and sent them to him since there was no dealer nearby. The dealer told me that whenever one changes the hyd. oil or cleans the filter, a person should look for brass shavings. This was a sign of impending trouble. If your filter is blocked with these. It might pay to install a new filter. I don't know if you could get them out by cleaning. My dad bought a 360 new, which I now use. He bought 2 or 3 new filters and claimed that the lift worked so much better after installing a new one. I continue to reuse the old ones with no problem. I have a 445 also. I have a problem with water condensation in it and change the oil more often than on the 360. I did this about a year ago but cannot tell it helped very much. The 445 hydraulics are slower than the 360, especially in cold weather.
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