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Old 05-03-2010, 10:13 AM
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I replaced the gasket between the hydro and the rear on the 169 and it went well. I then tried to change the hydro filter with a Wix 51410 and the threads are different. I had two and tried them both. I had to put the used one back on until I get a new from Cub. Has anyone used a Wix for the hydro?
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That's the one I used on my 982 without any issue?
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I've got one on my 782.
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I replaced the gasket between the hydro and the rear on the 169 and it went well. I then tried to change the hydro filter with a Wix 51410 and the threads are different. I had two and tried them both. I had to put the used one back on until I get a new from Cub. Has anyone used a Wix for the hydro?
I have a Fram I think on my 127... I have a question for everyone with leaks.. is it ok to use it while you are waiting on the gaskets? Mine leaks about 3-5 tbsp at most over a week period... I was thinking of topping off an mowing tonight.. needs it quite bad...

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also, any value to a write up of changing these gaskets? Pictorial?
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I'd get rid of that Fram filter ASAP...it's not a hydraulic filter, it's an oil filter. You can keep using it while you're waiting on gaskets though.
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Fram makes one of the cheapest filters you can buy, I never use Fram for anything.
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Yeah, I noticed it the other day when I was looking for the leak... I'm a Mobile1 guy in our cars... what's best for the hydro? is there a >2micron that fits it?
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why wouldnt the oil filter work? just curious?
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The bypass valve in the bottom of the filter is different, I believe. Also micro size may differ.
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