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Cc 1641
Been working as much as possible, between snow removal "chores" on our "new" gorgeous, poor old, Cub.
The hydraulic fluid is reading low, a few leaks at the lift valve which we're workin' on. Other than deal with the local Cub dealer, what hydraulic fluid is acceptable? If I top off the fluid would "the other" fluid mix OK or am I askin' for trouble? The leak doesn't exist unless I use the hydraulic lift, up 'n down. :bigthink: |
Any hydraulic/transmission fluid is ok. TSC (or any "farm" store) should carry the IH Hy-Tran equivalent. Dexron III is very close too.
If it only leaks when using the lift, either your cylinder is leaking, or a line. Take the tunnel cover off and should be pretty obvious where it is coming from. |
Thanks J-Mech!
Been looking at the hyd lift valve and believe one of the O-rings (#3) on the diagram is a leaker. The service manual is great! Thanks Sam Max for a copy. Is there a place in the manual that sizes the O-rings? Or, what size are the #3 O-rings? The more I look at this poorly treated Cubbie the more I like it. Springtime a bit of sandblasting and spray painting is high on the list. Grandsons demand this Cub groomed! :coffee: |
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My guess is your 1641 will be as good as new within a few months. Holler if you need help.:beerchug: |
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My 2nd property, 3/4 acre, I purchased a Craftsman. Had it for a month, sold it. A friend delivered a basket case Wheel Horse, I still have a few. I fab'd 316 SS mower decks for the Horses. Dealer tried to stick a magnet to the deck, no go. What's under this red paint? :bigthink: University of DE, Ag School, I purchased a '32 Farmall and joined the Rough 'n Tumble in Kinzers, PA (http://www.roughandtumble.org/). Why? Cause my sons and I needed to! Now grandsons "need to". We donated the Farmall to the Lancaster PA Boys Club for their summer farmin'. I loved their hard cider! Sandblaster is ready. MIG welder is set. Paint sprayer on standby. Grandsons and sons chompin' at the bit. |
Nice looking Wheel Horse's. Pretty sure Jeff in Pa is a member of Rough 'n Tumble.
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