Posted by e on June 20, 2010 at 22:01:07 from (69.66.234.201):
I recently purchased a loader tractor and backhoe. The tractor hydraulics were free of (visible) moisture and I did a fluid and filter change. After I hooked up the backhoe, the entire system now is filled with milky oil. Great.
I've got the hydraulic system good and up to temp a few times, but haven't noticed an improvement. Given the system takes 15 gallons, it's an expensive proposition to keep having to change the oil to get rid of the water.
I've run into this before and was wondering if there is any type of bypass filter or water separator that folks have used with success? I've seen offerings by luber-finer and kleenoil for doing what I want to do, but am wondering how well they work. Anyone ever tried just running an fuel water separator?
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