Filter enigma
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ptsg
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Hello,
On that vintage of a tractor, it's most likely just an hydraulic screen and not actually a cartridge filter.
The screen will be located at the suction side of the pump. So you need to follow the suction line of the pump all the way to the transmission housing and then, you either have a cover on the opposite side that allows you to pull the screen out or you have to pull the suction hose/pipe out to pull the screen.
This is how it works for most tractors. It may not apply 100% to yours, but should be close enough.
On that vintage of a tractor, it's most likely just an hydraulic screen and not actually a cartridge filter.
The screen will be located at the suction side of the pump. So you need to follow the suction line of the pump all the way to the transmission housing and then, you either have a cover on the opposite side that allows you to pull the screen out or you have to pull the suction hose/pipe out to pull the screen.
This is how it works for most tractors. It may not apply 100% to yours, but should be close enough.
Roadworthy
Elite Member
I had a Mitsubishi D2350 and removal of the screen meant all the hydraulic fluid came out with it. There was a plate on the right side of the tractor frame /reservoir held by four bolts. This was below the driver's seat. Check with Valley Power, you may even score a manual.
