Posted by Janicholson on February 22, 2008 at 06:11:43 from (72.25.161.218):
In Reply to: the pics from posted by blksvt04 on February 21, 2008 at 20:45:11:
The advice you recieve will pay off handsomely if you understand that we have the manuals and cannot become the artificial manual to your efforts. There are too many terms of application and operation that are missing from common ground. I will add to the advice given that this is a very nice tractor and you will be very pleased with its solid performance. If it is an SA1 it deserves some special care, due to several factors (use the search for box to find SA1) The oil filter housing is very messy when removed, it will get oil coming (if not pouring) out of the bottom of the silo like tower you have been instructed to bump with a rubber mallet. There is an O ring on the bottom of the groove that seals the filter cover to the casting, that O ring is usually hardened to the point of crisp carbon and is square in crossection. It is necessary to replace it with the new one that comes (and is made sure to be there) with the new filter cartridge. The O ring often requires a dental pick, or wedge sharpened small screwdriver to get it out and clean. Do not mar up or scratch the groove it is located in. It is deep in the groove. It is hard. It is narrow. it can take an hour to get it out with out being brutal. The groove must be clean and bright for the new one to be leak free. It is not possible to add a second gasket to the one in there and have it not leak, or blow out when using the tractor. Best of luck with this effort, we are here for you, but please respect the fact that we are not standing next to you pointing. As we point to things from a distance with our best efforts, realize our dependance on the manual. JimN
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