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Re: Bleeding hydraulics on an IH 350
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Posted by Don Benson on March 13, 2007 at 16:39:07 from (72.77.146.138):
In Reply to: Bleeding hydraulics on an IH 350 posted by Jrry on March 12, 2007 at 09:28:09:
The hydraulics on this 350 utility tractor is totaly diffrent from a regular 350.
The tank under the seat is the hydro tank the large plug right of front center is the fill, the fill on mine has a dip stick that is full at 2" below the top, the fill plug that you mentioned on the side is probably one of the 6 ports that were for the factory valves, 1/4" 1/8" and 3/8" pipe thread Fill from top, and fill her up, also there is an air relief valve under the seat make sure that it is not stuck closed or been removed. Also I thought that it is possible that when you lowered the level of fluid the suction screen in the tank got plugged, it is a brass screen in the suction line going directly to the pump. To check you need to remove the seat and the top of the housing what a mess!!! trust me I have lost sleep over mine ( it is working great now) if every thing is as said fill her up and get a pressure gage for hydro and install in the 1/4 " pipe thread hole (that is plugged) on the right side of the tank under the seat start it up and
read pressure this will give you what the pump is doing start there
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