Posted by JRSutton on November 10, 2011 at 07:04:15 from (75.130.109.233):
The only major component left attached to the Super A right now is the touch control unit.
I've been sort of ignoring it for a while. Looks like a whole lotta screws holding it together, and I imagine it's full of a whole lotta springs and ball bearings and seals, etc.
The hydraulics DO work on the tractor, but they're not 100%. They're not exactly smooth. And there's obviously fluid leaking from somewhere "inside" where the rockshafts attach.
I'm toying with the idea of re-building the unit with the 4H kids... but I'm afraid that one little "oops" and I'll be living without hydraulics.
(My super A won't be so super any more)
I found a gasket/seal rebuild kit, and was thinking about ordering it - it aint cheap.
Anybody have any experience with these? Should I just leave well enough alone? As I said, it does work - just not perfectly... And I could live with a minor leak or two...
Would like to hear other's experiences here. Is it brain surgery? or is it simply take stuff out and put it back where you found it?
I picture removing the cover and watching ballbearings and springs go flying everywhere.
Is there any kind of service manual specifically geared towards rebuilding one of these things?
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