mike/holly jones
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how does water enter in the hydraulic fluid for the three point on my naa...thanks, mike
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Geo-TH,In
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A pressure washer is a good way to get water in Jubilee's hydraulic. The spring on the top 3 pt point has a direct opening to sump.Lets dirt in too. So are the lift arms. There is no vent in sump. So when you remove the top cover, you will find tons of rust. I had to remove top cover and dry mine out because the oil runs towards the front of sump and so does the water. You may try drying out by removing the inspection cover on side. Best advice is don't leave tractor out in rain/snow.
Water will also get in tranny via shifter boot leaking. Might want to check that out too.
Water will also get in tranny via shifter boot leaking. Might want to check that out too.
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