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- Joined
- Feb 21, 2003
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- Location
- SE Michigan in the middle of nowhere
- Tractor
- Kubota M9000 HDCC3 M9000 HDC
Nothing beats a 'Forced Fluid Change'.....lol
Broken fitting. Just because you were not driving over anything today doesn’t mean that you didn’t bump or tweak it at some point in the past and it gave up on you today.I was moving piles of brush and saw a trail of juice on the ground. Figured I punctured a hose on the loaded but this seems to be much more of a PITA.
I think this was the low point of the transmission I lost a ton of fluid. The hose end broke off in the fitting of that square thing in the picture. Anyone have any idea what this is? I think it is the front of the transmission. I am new to tractors.
The tractor is a 2020 mahi 3650. I have not tried to get the broken off barb from the hose out of the fitting yet. The hose is in the foreground of the pic right hand side, you can see a little drop of hydraulic fluid coming out. No idea why this broke like that honestly. It looks like there is protection in front of it and I wasn't driving over branches and stuff.
Could you unbolt and remove the floor pan? Most tractors you can but not sure what is involved on yours.Getting the banjo fitting at the low end of the hose off will be no problem. I took off the bracket that was blocking the banjo bolt from coming off.
I found the other end of the hose. It goes into this block with a bunch of other hoses in it. Looks almost like a spool valve on my excavator, but I don't think that's what it is. Anyway the other end of the hose goes into the top of that block. I attached a pic of it. Top of hose is not even close to accessible as is. It looks like that block is bolted to something and I could unbolt it and take it down, but there does not appear to be enough slack on the other hoses to do so.
Getting to it from the top would be ideal. I took off the floor mat and plastic by steering column looking for access door, there does not appear to be any. The hose I need to access is directly below where the screw driver in the other pic is pointing. I really don't want to cave man it and cut through the floor but there is no way I'm going to drop the transmission to get to this. Taking off the fender does not appear to create enough room either.
Everyone was very helpful to my first post, any experience getting through the deck here? What am I missing? Thanks.
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