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Cat power
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Hi l would like to know what type of oil is meant for the hyd control unit on the front

I would also like to know what type of pump is in them , would it be worth doing up or just put a new pump, oil tank and hand control on in its place thanks Sid
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Thu, Mar 9, 2017 5:21 AM
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The original spec was motor oil same as the engine. Today I think I would use a tractor hydraulic fluid like hytran or "303" fluid. Should offer better performance and is usually cheaper to boot.

The pump in the unit is a vane type, first thing is to change fluid and filter. There war two different filters used depending on model and serial number. One is the same as a fuel filter and readily available, but the other more common one is a cartridge that is usually only available from CAT and is quite expensive.

Thecserial number of the unit is almost always on the rear face of the tank (next to radiator) just below the filler spout. Usually have to scrape away the accumulated asphalt-like accumulation of dust and oil to see it. With a serial number someone can give you more information specific to your unit.
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Thu, Mar 9, 2017 10:39 AM
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The original spec was motor oil same as the engine. Today I think I would use a tractor hydraulic fluid like hytran or "303" fluid. Should offer better performance and is usually cheaper to boot.

The pump in the unit is a vane type, first thing is to change fluid and filter. There war two different filters used depending on model and serial number. One is the same as a fuel filter and readily available, but the other more common one is a cartridge that is usually only available from CAT and is quite expensive.

Thecserial number of the unit is almost always on the rear face of the tank (next to radiator) just below the filler spout. Usually have to scrape away the accumulated asphalt-like accumulation of dust and oil to see it. With a serial number someone can give you more information specific to your unit.
Thanks I'll have a look for that number
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Thu, Mar 9, 2017 10:55 AM
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Thanks I'll have a look for that number
Hi the number is v7536 that I can see
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Thu, Mar 9, 2017 12:27 PM
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Hi the number is v7536 that I can see
Should be a 7 in front of that number (7V7536). Takes the early sock type filter element same as fuel filter element.
Original recommended oil is SAE 10W or ISO 32 equivalent.
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Thu, Mar 9, 2017 10:38 PM
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Ordered some of those filters today. The parts guy mentioned that the number had changed from 2A-5886 which is the individual filter vs the parts book number listing a set for each tractor's fuel system. . Until they show up tomorrow i won't know what the most recent number is. The CAT parts order system will sub up to the most recent number automatically. The filters were about $15 each.
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Fri, Mar 10, 2017 9:48 AM
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Ordered some of those filters today. The parts guy mentioned that the number had changed from 2A-5886 which is the individual filter vs the parts book number listing a set for each tractor's fuel system. . Until they show up tomorrow i won't know what the most recent number is. The CAT parts order system will sub up to the most recent number automatically. The filters were about $15 each.
So I changed the filter it does work faster that it did but now it is not lifting the blade at all and sounds like a relief value is possible open can I'd be fixed
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Sat, Mar 11, 2017 4:49 AM
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So I changed the filter it does work faster that it did but now it is not lifting the blade at all and sounds like a relief value is possible open can I'd be fixed
Filter has next to no influence as it is a by-pass type. Can be several reasons for poor lift. There are relief valves built in to the end travel of the lift cylinders, main relief valve can malfunction, pistons seals may be blown, wrong viscosity oil that is cold and doesn't let vanes in the pump extend/seal until warm, pump may be shot.
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Sat, Mar 11, 2017 5:43 AM
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