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Old 07-27-2015, 01:44 PM
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Hows every body doing? Wondering if anyone has ever had their hydrollic pump apart to change the front seal? And if there is anyway to beef it up while i have it apart?
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What are you working on? As far as changing the seal for the charge pump, it's an easy job. All covered in the service manual.
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Thanks Sam! I got it figured out. Working on my 104 with dozer blade. The hydro pump shaft was leaking like a siv! Was wondering if i needed to pull pump apart to change seal.


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I thought you were talking about the front seal for a Hydro.
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I thought you were talking about the front seal for a Hydro.
So did I till he said 104
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Sorry guys! Next time i will try to be clearer! I get in such a hurry that i forget.
Boy this thing is a little beast! We have moved tons of dirt already! With lots more to go! Wish i either had narrow wheels and tired for front or the blade to be about 4 inchs wider so tires wouldn't hit side of dirt pile
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I can turn one set of front wheels around so the offset is in. If you try it just watch the valve stem
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Never thought of that! I had one of those e-z stear knobs on the steering wheel til tire hit side of pile and it ripped it out of my hand and whacked my wrist bone!! Worst part is i kinda seen it coming!!
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I got the seal leak fixed and dont see anything else leaking, but for some reason if i shut tractor off the dozer blade seeps down. Fluid level in pump is same as when i filled it. Any help is appreciated!!
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I can turn one set of front wheels around so the offset is in. If you try it just watch the valve stem
Its already turned that way. I will have to keep my eyes open for a set of narrow tires and wheels. Or maybe widen my blade? We'll have to see how it goes.
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