JD 755 hydraulic oil

Chris Jones · Feb 4, 2015

Since this tractor has a loader and it appears the hydrostatic transmission, power steering, 3pt hitch and loader all use the same hydraulic fluid--should the loader and 3pt lift be in any specific positions to check the hydraulic oil level?

el6147 · Feb 4, 2015

what ever position the loader is in isn't going to matter as the oil in the cylinders is always the same amount, ( the amount of oil only changes in a one way activated cylinder ) and the position of the your three point hitch is likely suppose to be in the lift position.

buickanddeere · Feb 4, 2015

Info should be on the operator's manual. 1-800-522-7448 if it has disappeared.

Russ from MN · Feb 4, 2015

Except for the rod diameter!

Brendon-KS · Feb 4, 2015

You're exactly correct - it is a common misconception that two-way cylinders don't consume oil but they do. The volume of the rod that comes out of the cylinder when it extends has to be replaced inside the cylinder by something. The only exception to this is if the rod extends out from both ends; steering cylinders are the prime example.

JD 755 hydraulic oil

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