Pilot
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- Joined
- Nov 20, 2004
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- Location
- Oregon
- Tractor
- JD 770, Yanmar 180D, JD 420 (not running), had a Kubota B6200
Sprung a leak on my 180D where the hydraulic line attaches to what's called a banjo fitting at the end of the high pressure line. The banjo fitting is like a thick ring, hollow so fluid can flow thru it and down thru a hollow bolt that goes thru the ring and holds the fitting to the cylinder head on the 3 pt. hitch, under the seat. The hydraulic line goes into a sleeve that is part of the fitting. I don't think either the sleeve or the line is cracked, it looks like the fluid just comes out between the two pieces of metal.
Anyone know how the hydraulic line is held in the sleeve? Soldered? Or how to fix it? Braze it?
Thanks.
Pilot
Anyone know how the hydraulic line is held in the sleeve? Soldered? Or how to fix it? Braze it?
Thanks.
Pilot