Mahindra 3510 transmission oil filter leak

[terraformer]

My Mahindra 2002 3510 sprung a leak of on one of the short coupling lines that hooks to the the transmission oil filter down on the right side of the tractor. It had the wire type of clamps on it so I replaced them with regular hose clamps and it seems to have stopped. I want to replace the hose. It is just over 1 1/8" and is less than 4" long. Is there any specifics as to type of tubing that I need

Also I need to refill the trans axle, what specification is used there?

Thanks

 

[skipmarcy]

If your 3510 is the same as my 4110, that 90 degree curved hose that attaches between the large metal canister filter and the transmission case is a custom molded hose and is a different size on each end. I too changed the hose clamps to typical band clamps years ago. I've never priced that hose from Mahindra but I'm sure it's not inexpensive. The rubber must be rated to withstand the hydraulic fluid (trans oil).

 

[Keith_B]

The hose was about $12 when I replaced mine last.

 

[terraformer]

Hi
Thanks
I measured the OD of the pipe (ID of the flex tubing), it was 30mm on both ends luckily. No dealer near by, ~100miles. I found some 30mm silicone reinforced tubing on ebay for a reasonable price. Have plenty left. It is blue. Took 5 gallons of transaxle/hydraulic fluid to top it back up. It had been sitting outside my machine shed with no steering.

Back to work!