Nice fix, I can see how those leaks can become expensive to try and live with. I hope to find one of your cylinder rebuilds too..maybe? I thought I heard you mention that you rebuilt the stabilizer cylinder; did you make a video of that rebuild?
@@ImaginaryMachines no issue. I was able to figure it out. It’s the pressure control valve housing. Has an oring that’s known to blow and cause a major leak. Thanks for the reply
When a hydraulic pump is going normally it will whine, it will also have more power when the oil is cold but when the it warms up then it will have a lack in power. I recently replaced the hydraulic pump on a 1960 Farmall 560 cause it was very noisy and it lacked a lot of power (couldn't even pick up a bucket of dirt). Hope this helps
In Canada that oil is $195.00 /pail.
Thanks for posting I have a leak in the same spot
Hopefully it's a easy fix for you 🤞
Nice fix, I can see how those leaks can become expensive to try and live with. I hope to find one of your cylinder rebuilds too..maybe? I thought I heard you mention that you rebuilt the stabilizer cylinder; did you make a video of that rebuild?
I hope you have sorted it, does not look like to much space to work
There wasn't much room at all, so far still no leaks 🤞
Today: $150/buckt
At the 2:56 mark, what part are those 2 lines attached to? It looks I have a leak at the for that part but I can’t figure out what it is. Thanks
I'm honestly not sure what they go to, sorry I can't help
@@ImaginaryMachines no issue. I was able to figure it out. It’s the pressure control valve housing. Has an oring that’s known to blow and cause a major leak. Thanks for the reply
How do you know when hydraulic pump no work no more
When a hydraulic pump is going normally it will whine, it will also have more power when the oil is cold but when the it warms up then it will have a lack in power. I recently replaced the hydraulic pump on a 1960 Farmall 560 cause it was very noisy and it lacked a lot of power (couldn't even pick up a bucket of dirt).
Hope this helps
At least it was a cheap fix.