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Gasket for hydraulic cover plate on 3000

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BobReeves

12-27-2005 06:54:29

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Anyone know if the gasket for the hydraulic cover plate is the same as factory if the tractor has an adaptor block for external hydraulics?

My 3000 has an aftermarket adapter plate for the FEL hydraulics under the small hydraulic cover. Recently replaced hoses and fittings to the adaptor and now have a leak between the adaptor plate and cover. All the bolts are tight and can't imagine me putting enough torque on the block while replacing the fittings to have created a leak but guess I did. Want to replace the gasket but have no idea if it's an OEM part or not. Hoping someone that has added an adaptor block can give me some insight.

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Bob

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RodInNS

12-27-2005 09:17:30

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Re: Gasket for hydraulic cover plate on 3000 in reply to BobReeves, 12-27-2005 06:54:29

If we both have the same part in mind, then there should be nothing more in there than some O-Rings. Get a good standard O-Ring kit, and renew the O-Rings. You should, as a general rule change the O-Rings any time that plate is off. Once the O-Rings have been compressed once, they flatten, and when removed, do not tend to stand back up, so if they are re-installed, the seal will be compromised.
As far as I'm aware, the O-Rings are the only seal on those valve blocks/cover plates. HTH.

Rod

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jhill

12-27-2005 09:57:45

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Re: Gasket for hydraulic cover plate on 3000 in reply to RodInNS, 12-27-2005 09:17:30

I agree ther should only be O-rings in there.

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BobReeves

12-27-2005 10:16:53

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Re: Gasket for hydraulic cover plate on 3000 in reply to jhill, 12-27-2005 09:57:45

Thats a relief, have plenty of O-rings. Sure looks like it has a gasket but probably just dirt in the joint. Was not wanting to take it off until I had an idea of what to expect.

Thanks guys...

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rgv tx

12-27-2005 13:09:32

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Re: Gasket for hydraulic cover plate on 3000 in reply to BobReeves, 12-27-2005 10:16:53

As the others stated, O"rings are all that"s required on the top cover. The bottom cover requires a gasket though. Here is a copy of the diagram out of my parts manual. If you happen to need any part numbers for the O"rings, let me know but these are not real critical in size. Close will usually work for these.
rgv tx

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BobReeves

12-27-2005 13:19:15

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Re: Gasket for hydraulic cover plate on 3000 in reply to rgv tx, 12-27-2005 13:09:32

Thanks for the drawing, I have an O-Ring kit so should be good to go when I get it back in the shop.

Right now have a more pressing problem. Thankfully an easy one to deal with, was filling in a ditch for my junky neighbor and must have hit some of his junk. Right front is flat but like I said an easy fix.

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