Posted by TexasRed on June 07, 2009 at 19:35:19 from (24.170.62.18):
Hello friends I am new to the site, But I also knew this would be the place to consult the real experts. Got a 69 model 135 from this guy and the tracor had been through a flood. right after the water went down the tractor went to the shop. All was fine with the tractor except the hydraulic system was not correct after the flood. All the rest of the tractor was OK. He let the tractor sit for 2 years and that's when I came along. Before starting the tractor I changed all the fluids, filters etc... The hydraulic system at first would lift a box blade 4 inchs off the ground then set there and pluse up and down a little. After several hours run time I looked down in the transmission fill hole and the fluid was sightly milky. Out came the fluid and was changed again. The lift is even slower that before and will not lift the box blade or nothing. it will come all the way up with no load after 1-2 minutes. I am waitng for service manuals but is there some kind of system filter that I am missing somewhere??? Please advise. Thanks Gary in Texas
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