I bought an old Mahindra 2810 tractor with loader at auction. It seems to have a hydraulic fluid leak, so I need to figure out a couple of things. The rear PTO is inoperable. I followed the procedure for turning it on, and the switch and dash light light up. I shift the lever to the left of the operator's seat, and turn the switch to "manual," but nothing happens. I think the tractor is low on hydraulic oil, so I added five gallons of hydraulic oil to it, but still nothing happened. Here are the questions: Where can I check the fluid level for the rear PTO? I see a white plastic plug where I added the hydraulic oil, but I see no dip stick. Where should I look for it? I am told there is a viewing glass which shows the fluid level on some models, but where do I look for it?
Where to check hydraulic oil?
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This is an older thread but I was wondering if any of these members can help.
Oil & Fuel - 2810 Hydraulic level
How do you check the hydraulic level on a 2810 model. I was told there was a sight glass on the rear end. however there is not one. I have what appears to be a rubber plug with a screw in the middle of it to tighten. I purchased this tractor new and have not removed any sight glass.
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Maintenance thread for Mahindra Owner's
It is well documented here and FB that the manual provides no information even for simple tasks like normal maintenance operations or pictures. Therefore, I am starting a thread to add pictures or information for those who follow in our footsteps. I will respectfully ask that others don't...
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It shows a 2638 but it might be the same with pictures.
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