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Re: 300U: Hyd filter?


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Posted by 350 dave on December 06, 2014 at 03:08:48 from (50.48.59.84):

In Reply to: 300U: Hyd filter? posted by redtom on December 04, 2014 at 16:31:02:

redtom- the filter is the screen under the seat. Lift it "STRAIGHT UP" when removing. Pull one bolt, buy 3 extras about 10-12 inches long. Grind off the heads. Takes out all the bolts (3 lengths)and number as to which hole they came out of. Use 2 short ones to mount a hunk of scrap chain across the holes in the center to make a handle. Not the res. mounting holes, the other ones in there, (you have the seat removed right?) Now get the young strong guy with no back problems to hop up and lift the thing straight up while you get some blocking under it, opposite corners. Look it over ( and under)and it all becomes obvious. That screen is about $160
Clean and reassemble. The new gasket is about $20. Don't use any gasket in a tube stuff. You will use to much and it will get sucked into that screen. No teflon tape either. Install the 3 bolts with the heads ground off finger tight on the corners, then the new gasket, now the resivour. The headless bolts will keep it all lined up nice. Now put the real bolts back in, you did number them right?
email me if you need the bolt pattern


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