megana
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Hi I am needing to change the hydraulic filter on my 135 massey. Do I have to drain the fluid out to access the filter. I was told to access it from the pto lever plate. thanks for helping.
Hi I am needing to change the hydraulic filter on my 135 massey. Do I have to drain the fluid out to access the filter. I was told to access it from the pto lever plate. thanks for helping.
I have read some of the 3point hitch posts with interest since my 135 doesn't have much lifting power. I am going to try to change the oil and filter using shona13's procedure and Kid's pictures as guidance. My question is when looking up the filter asm on the agco site, how do you know which hydraulic pump page to use? I can eliminate some since I don't have pressure control or (I believe) an orchard model, but that still leaves at least 2 types. My serial number (9A11766) shows as a 1967 but the site doesn't seem to point me to either diagram. From the procedure given I am assuming I should use pages 364, 376, or 378 which all give the filter as 521451M1 and oring as 831907M1. The other setup is on page 375C and has the filter and oring as a set with part # 1871933M91. Assuming this is correct (lots of assumptions here) this problem is solved, but am I missing something on the correct way to narrow down my parts search? Will anyone verify my thoughts here? I sure appreciate you folks sharing your information--saves a whole lot of confusion and frustration.
All good advice, other thing to remember about 135s when discussing contaminated fluid is the fact that any excess grease from the three point lift arms will fall directly into the case. When I removed the lift cover on mine to troubleshoot similar issues, aside from the coffee looking fluid caused by water making its way into the case through cracked shift lever boots was a sludge all through the bottom of the case and completely blocking the filter. Sure worked sweet after a thorough cleaning, new shift lever boots, fluid and filter.