Posted by SodBuster87 on May 20, 2018 at 20:18:03 from (174.255.6.227):
Found the root of my hydraulic troubles. Tractor is dumping hydraulic fluid into engine oil when warmed up. So pretty sure the seals are bad in the pump. My question is I was looking on YT here and a rebuild kit is $78 and change for a "thompson" pump a complete new pump is $612 and change here at YT. Either way its going to be a project. I have a service manual ordered so can't do much til then. On the surface it looks like the rad and all the front sheet metal has to come off. Like I said manual is ordered so will look it over again when that gets here. I should add pump seems to have good flow and pressure otherwise. Thoughts?
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