Posted by yKicker on October 27, 2022 at 08:47:36 from (185.168.248.9):
I have a 2016 1025R with 72 hours that I purchased used. I noticed a Hydraulic leak coming from under the floorboard where the four loader hookups are located. It appears the black line is leaking where the female connector attaches to the metal line. It does not appear that it was ever snug against the metal line as there is a small gap. How do I tighten this line as it is above two other lines and seems impossible to get wrenches to it? Are there special Wrenches for this? After reading other posts I am wondering if the fluid may actually be coming from somewhere else. The leak is a steady stream for a few seconds after shutting the tractor down and leaving the loader raised and then starting the tractor again. With the bucket curled it leaks down.I have a 2016 1025R with 72 hours that I purchased used. I noticed a Hydraulic leak coming from under the floorboard where the four loader hookups are located. It appears the black line is leaking where the female connector attaches to the metal line. It does not appear that it was ever snug against the metal line as there is a small gap. How do I tighten this line as it is above two other lines and seems impossible to get wrenches to it? Are there special Wrenches for this? After reading other posts I am wondering if the fluid may actually be coming from somewhere else. The leak is a steady stream for a few seconds after shutting the tractor down and leaving the loader raised and then starting the tractor again. With the bucket curled it leaks down.
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