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Oliver, Cletrac, Co-op & Cockshutt Tractors Discussion Forum
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Topic: Oliver 1800A Hydraulic Leak
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MOSteve

11-28-2012 18:01:43
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My 3pt has lost power and cannot lift a round bale of hay. I
have noticed I am loosing hydraulic fluid from the rear of
the tractor. It looks like it is leaking from the bottom of the
plate that the top link attaches to. Is it as simple as removing
the plate (4bolts) and replacing a gasket?




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J. Schwiebert

11-28-2012 19:09:02
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 Re: Oliver 1800A Hydraulic Leak in reply to MOSteve, 11-28-2012 18:01:43  
There is no gasket there. It sounds to me like your 3 point lift arm adjustment did not have the proper free travel and now has pushed the gasket out + this caused the relief valve to"blow" causing damage to the hydraulic pump.



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MOSteve

11-29-2012 08:00:05
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 Re: Oliver 1800A Hydraulic Leak in reply to J. Schwiebert, 11-28-2012 19:09:02  
Thanks John. This doesn"t sound like it"s something I"d be able to check/fix. I guess I"ll have to haul the tractor to the old Oliver dealer 50 miles away and pay them the $85 an hour to work on it.

Are these hydraulic units still available or can they be easily rebuilt bu a qualified mechanic?

Thanks



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J. Schwiebert

11-29-2012 12:17:06
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 Re: Oliver 1800A Hydraulic Leak in reply to MOSteve, 11-29-2012 08:00:05  
Before I would do that I would make a few checks and if the unit needs to come off at least take the unit off, You can save yourself $500. Do you have a pressure gauge (2000 PSI or better) How about a phone number?



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