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Re: 240 utility hydraulics problem
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Posted by Jim Becker on June 02, 2005 at 14:28:21 from (71.96.20.180):
In Reply to: 240 utility hydraulics problem posted by Marvin M on June 02, 2005 at 06:28:44:
240 hydraulic reservoir is in the bell housing. Your new manual should give you the specifics. If you changed the filter without adding any fluid, it may now be too low to operate. The pump is a simple gear pump. Hardly anything goes wrong other than the seal on the input shaft leaking. When this happens, it will dump the hydraulic oil into the engine. If your hydraulic oil statrs disappearing, check the crankcase for being overfull. If you have that problem, fixing is not a difficuly do-it-yourself job unless the shaft is worn too far for a new seal to hold.
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