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Re: 460 Hydraulic Question
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Posted by Short Bolt on September 08, 2005 at 23:20:19 from (69.21.20.101):
In Reply to: 460 Hydraulic Question posted by greg johnston on September 08, 2005 at 14:04:29:
Before you get all worked up and spend big bucks,,, My 460 leaked oil out the fitting real bad when hooked to the wheel disc. Went to farm store looked at new fittings ? couplers? what ever you want to call them. One day at my local IH store asked old time part man about my prolbem He said no biggy went to parts bin and brought out some odd looking O rings Part number 254 691 R1 if you have the orginal couplers some take 2 Orings some take 1 Oring 10 minutes later back in field no leaks ps make sure you install them with grease!
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