Water in hydraulic reservoir? Why could that be? Iseki TS1610

[J_J]

If the tractor is sitting outside, and say the temp is about 95 degrees.

When the tractor cools down, and if there is a slow rain, a vacuum could be generated and suck in water into the system.

Over time, you could have a good bit of water in the system.

You would notice this by a higher dipstick level. Oil floats on water or the water and oil could be emulsified

 

[jfulps]

Thanks for everything!!! I will drain it tomorrow and Then put a tarp over the tractor to keep the rain off of it, Also I will check for condensation occasionally. Thanks again!!!!

 

[Soundguy]

running it up to temp frequently will help flash off the normal moisture it is going to collect via condensation..

 

[jfulps]

Well, We have some more Questions?

1: We pulled the Drain Plug, on the very bottom underneath the Hydraulic Reservoir, Well that drained the Transmission Gear box, But not the Hydraulic Reservoir!!!!

2: Where would the plug be to Drain the Hydraulic Reservoir???

3: We pulled 3 Hex head bolts underneath, one was underneath the Shifter, and Two where to the right and left of the seat by the axles underneath the seat. All 3 of them where Dry??? Is that bad ?? Are there fill points for those?? What are those for?? Where are there fill points for those?? What should we put in them, If anything is needed??

Also where is the drain plug and fill point for the rear axle gear box.