John Deere 2040 about 1979 hydraulic line help
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I was half right.
I looked up the 2240, lol. Guess someone mentioned a 2240 and that sent me in the wrong direction. Wonder why they are calling it a washer? It sure looks like an o-ring and the 2240 diagram calls it an o-ring. In any event he'll get his parts now.
thanks to everyone for the help.after reviewing the parts diagram posted and the part numbers that is definitely it. you have no idea how much your help is appreciated.
this saves me from having to pull the lines out to look at the seals/orings until they start leaking again saving me time and hydraulic fluid.
thanks to the help I pre-ordered two of each from the green parts direct place. again thanks a bunch for helping me find this.
My opinion of my local John Deere dealer still remains the same, pictures, serial number the works they could not "solve" this. last time i dealt with them it was for a seal on the clutch/transmission shaft that was leaking, had to split the tractor to get it ..had the blown seal out in my hand..told them exactly where it went...they could not find it to order.
local seal/bearing place in Nacogdoches looked at it for 2 seconds, guy walked to the back pulled exact seal i needed out of a drawer. go figure.
once more many thanks to all the people who chimed in. it was amazing to be able to order these seals as i walked in the door from a long day at work .
i look forward to learning more from you as i go along. i am relatively new to using tractors in all but a few areas and could definitely use some advice as i learn to use my new larger (for me) Mahindra tractor
this saves me from having to pull the lines out to look at the seals/orings until they start leaking again saving me time and hydraulic fluid.
thanks to the help I pre-ordered two of each from the green parts direct place. again thanks a bunch for helping me find this.
My opinion of my local John Deere dealer still remains the same, pictures, serial number the works they could not "solve" this. last time i dealt with them it was for a seal on the clutch/transmission shaft that was leaking, had to split the tractor to get it ..had the blown seal out in my hand..told them exactly where it went...they could not find it to order.
local seal/bearing place in Nacogdoches looked at it for 2 seconds, guy walked to the back pulled exact seal i needed out of a drawer. go figure.
once more many thanks to all the people who chimed in. it was amazing to be able to order these seals as i walked in the door from a long day at work .
i look forward to learning more from you as i go along. i am relatively new to using tractors in all but a few areas and could definitely use some advice as i learn to use my new larger (for me) Mahindra tractor
Tx Jim
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I'm glad you have located the parts you need. Yes it appears this 2040 is an '81 model. As I previously stated sometimes serial number is very important to obtaining correct parts.