Posted by BarkMulcher on August 16, 2022 at 20:18:04 from (76.179.18.232):
Hey everyone. I am new to tractors entirely, aside from a few projects my dad had when I was a boy.
I bought a small plot of land this year and after hauling the first six felled trees using my hi-lift Jack as a winch, I decided I needed something more substantial to do the work for me.
So I now have a Case 222. Right off the bat it needed both the hydraulic lines to/from the lift cylinder - the elbow was bent and cracked on one, and the rubber had deteriorated on the other. The fella I bought it from said it'd been sitting untouched in a barn for fifteen years. Surprisingly it starts right up - I drove it around the guy's dooryard a few times. How about that.
I assume it'd benefit from a full flush and fill of engine oil and hydraulic oil. I read on another thread that 10W30 is recommended for my climes. What engine oil do you recommend? Anything else I should do or keep an eye out for?
How hard is it to find the hydraulic PTO assembly for these? If I understand the experts here, most of the available implements are driven by hydraulic flow.
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