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Strange Hyd leak- 1066
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Posted by JD Jim A on November 27, 2004 at 19:56:38 from (209.163.30.77):
The other day I was putting equipment away for the winter with my 1066. I was hooking up to somthing, when I noticed oil running fast out from under the seat. I removed the tin around the rear of the auxillery valves, and sure enough, one was leaking out of the hole where you adjust unlatching pressure. I've dealt with this before, and figured that the tiny o-ring on the unlatching piston was blown. I was able to stop the leak by putting the valve lever the in "float" position. I used the tractor all day, then parked it. Today I used it again, and found that the leak had stopped. I operated the valve with the leak in every position, and everything was perfect. What gives?
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