Brand new XJ2025h and already have a cut hose and hyd leaks?????

[dieselknudt]

You will want to us a Hy-Tran oil.
It has higher pressure ratings. Regular universal hydraulic fluid will not hold up between the gears in your transmission.

 

[cvcman]

I. Called Ricky Marks at LS. Direct...he said "any 10 weight hydralic oil,thats what they leave herehere with"

You will want to us a Hy-Tran oil.
It has higher pressure ratings. Regular universal hydraulic fluid will not hold up between the gears in your transmission.

 

[antlers125]

Mine were ziptied to the black support bracket, but they were rubbing there as well. So, either wrap them w/something or you will need to relocate them.

well got my new hose and this one is a much nicer heavier hose ....3" longer.....rerouted so I can swivel the handle on the bracket...anyone have a pic of how they are fastened under the floor pan ??

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[cvcman]

yea I put a pc of plastic wire loom on each hose and re-zi tied it to that same bracket

Mine were ziptied to the black support bracket, but they were rubbing there as well. So, either wrap them w/something or you will need to relocate them.

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[cvcman]

yea I put a pc of plastic wire loom on each hose and re-zi tied it to that same bracket

Mine were ziptied to the black support bracket, but they were rubbing there as well. So, either wrap them w/something or you will need to relocate them.

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[jdom84]

this is an old thread but I sure am glad I ran across it.

I happened to read this the day before my tractor was delivered by the dealer owner. When he was going over some final checks, I pointed out the hose location and the chance for it to get cut and his thoughts were to put a extra wrap of heater hose or something on it to protect it rather then run the hose on the outside.