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Re: 706 leaking hydraulic fluid
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Posted by Chad on November 07, 2003 at 18:35:37 from (65.73.163.73):
In Reply to: 706 leaking hydraulic fluid posted by Rob Harmon on November 06, 2003 at 19:06:51:
Do like the other guys said and clean everything up really well and pinpoint where the leak is coming from. It is more than likely the valves for the remotes under the seat-if you get or have a IT shop manual for the tractor it is pretty easy to replace the o-rings in those valves. I did my 1206 for $40. I replaced all the o-rings and picked them up from my case-ih dealer.
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