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alan wiggins

03-10-2008 03:41:33

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i have ordered a manual but could use information on hydrolic fluid levels and were the fill location is need to replace leaking hose

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Joe (Wa)

03-10-2008 16:33:31

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Re: 1957 300 d in reply to alan wiggins, 03-10-2008 03:41:33

Hydraulic reservoir dipstick & fill plugs. This tractor has optional triple range gear train & hand clutch pack mounted in the hyd reservoir, capacity is �3 gals.

2nd pix is hyd oil return filter loc. Test fitting is not factory, I am just too lazy to pull the cover to check element. Factory element is cleanable edge wound type. A suitable sub is Wix p/n 51518 disposable paper element. Arrows on the right indicate division between torque tube hyd reservoir and transmission sump (SAE90 gear oil).

Joe

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alanwiggins

03-12-2008 12:46:54

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Re: 1957 300 d in reply to Joe (Wa), 03-10-2008 16:33:31

so fluid for hydraulics should be 30w or wrong 90 in rear correct seen fliud and oil which is correct

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alan wiggins

03-12-2008 12:49:43

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Re: 1957 300 d in reply to alanwiggins, 03-12-2008 12:46:54

sorry having brain problems this afternoon had blow hydraulic line (replaced)now need to refill res. do i use oil or fluid and what weigh should i need

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alan wiggins

03-12-2008 12:52:51

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Re: 1957 300 d in reply to alan wiggins, 03-12-2008 12:49:43

what weight oil for breather (oil bath) all help i can gat would help

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Roger300(Md.)

03-10-2008 19:29:30

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Re: 1957 300 d in reply to Joe (Wa), 03-10-2008 16:33:31

Hey Joe; Is that a picture of your tractor you used to show that fellow where the dip stick and fill port is ? you couldn't have had time to fix it up yet, haven't had the weather. Joe you taught me about gauges but I wish I could send pic's and info the way you do. But I sure don't want you to try, I'm to dumb and to busy with gauge clusters and fixing aluminum grill frames. Still have the other stuff though. I would also have to be smart enough to know what to send. Take care, Roger

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Joe (Wa)

03-10-2008 19:55:45

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Re: 1957 300 d in reply to Roger300(Md.), 03-10-2008 19:29:30

Hi Roger, yeah that is my '56 310. Just finished installing new pins in the steering lever. Finally got the new throwout bearing and the RIGHT rear main seal, getting ready to split it again.

Didn't see you bid on this grill, though you might pick it up and make the missing hinges and latches for it. Buyer will probably be looking for you.

Gonna ping you later tonight.

Joe

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CWH

03-11-2008 07:14:12

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Re: 1957 300 d in reply to Joe (Wa), 03-10-2008 19:55:45

Grilles for this tractor must be gold plated!

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alan wiggins

03-10-2008 19:08:49

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Re: 1957 300 d in reply to Joe (Wa), 03-10-2008 16:33:31

thanks for informatiom on fluid location and levels!so i do need to check fliter as well in this process ! on filter cover oring or gasket and is it available thanks guys !

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Joe (Wa)

03-10-2008 20:33:46

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Re: 1957 300 d in reply to alan wiggins, 03-10-2008 19:08:49

Cover has an o-ring seal nominal 3" I.D. x 1/8" cross section. I splice mine out of o-ring stock. Hydraulic shop will carry or if you want a Case p/n, post back. Cover is spring loaded, back it off even and the o-ring will probably be reuseable.

The cover lower left bolt (hidden by hose in the pix) is sometimes drilled all the way through into the return oil passage, put some sealant on the threads. Other bolt holes are blind.

Joe

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J Heitkemper

03-10-2008 06:22:55

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Re: 1957 300 d in reply to alan wiggins, 03-10-2008 03:41:33

Hi Allan , My 430 ,, Which more than likely Your 300 matches , takes 30 weight oil , Your tractor Should have a hole located next to clutch pedal ,,

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