Recent content by L35

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    Tick Tube Time

    I have to do the same..
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    Leak at cylinder fitting

    I never got around to messing with it this weekend, daughter brought home stomach flu from school early in the week, it finally made its way to me. 😩 havent been on the toilet this much since my last colonoscopy🤷🏻‍♂️
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    What is this switch for?

    Looks like for a aftermarket light bar or similar led type light setup.
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    Leak at cylinder fitting

    It’s appreciated! I think I’d spot weld, let it cool, and continue until I make it all the way around as not to disturb the brazed portion as nicksacco brought up.
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    2003 TLB L35 BT900 Backhoe Hydraulic Thumb

    https://www.hydraulic-supply.com/5000-series-sectional-component-n5002-a1.html
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    Leak at cylinder fitting

    Correct. If I weld it I would unhook the hoses and drain the oil.
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    Leak at cylinder fitting

    Mine is leaking from that tube that is brazed onto the 90, but the side closer to the cylinder.
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    2003 TLB L35 BT900 Backhoe Hydraulic Thumb

    I’m basically using the Raleigh L35 method just with a couple home made parts to save a few bucks, his was so flawless there is no need to reinvent the wheel 😉
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    Leak at cylinder fitting

    Yea maybe I’ll mess with it tomorrow. Will report back findings whenever I do.
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    Leak at cylinder fitting

    Here’s the part breakdown on messics
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    2003 TLB L35 BT900 Backhoe Hydraulic Thumb

    UPS dropped off something today 😎
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    Leak at cylinder fitting

    I have a minor leak at a fitting on one of the backhoe cylinders. I haven’t had one of these apart before though I did look at the parts breakdown and it appears there is a oring for the Allen head bolt but nothing for where it’s leaking. It looks a little cockeyed like it may of bumped in...
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    turbo oil in exhaust

    Bad valve seals?
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    Seal Issues and Decisions

    Are you willing and able to do the work yourself? Old tractors are great if that’s the case. Time dries out seals and hoses, along with the very oil they’re holding back. If you have to pay someone every time you encounter a failure a newer tractor may be for you. If you can do the labor, seals...
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    Swapped My Loaded R14 Tires For Unloaded R3s

    R4 are industrial tread, R4: