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TC33D Hydraulic leak around filter area

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kellym
Join Date: Jul 2003
Posts: 1 North Carolina
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2007-06-08          142795


I noticed a leak near my hydraulic filter. I replaced the filter because it was dented think that this was the problem. I still have a small leak. Is it possible to knock the body that the filter attaches to loose or could I have bent it. Any suggestions?



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earthwrks
Join Date: Dec 2003
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2007-06-08          142802


It's possible you bent the threaded nipple out of whack. I have actually broken nipples off on larger machines by tightening too much.

Try installing the filter just before the seal touches then slip a dollar bill or feeler gage front to back left to right to see if the filter is going on straight.

BTW, I did the same thing to my TC33D so don't feel bad--didn't end up with a leak though. ....


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earthwrks
Join Date: Dec 2003
Posts: 3853 Home Office in Flat Rock, Michigan
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2007-06-08          142803


It's possible you bent the threaded nipple out of whack. I have actually broken nipples off on larger machines by tightening too much.

Try installing the filter just before the seal touches then slip a dollar bill or feeler gage front to back left to right to see if the filter is going on straight.

BTW, I did the same thing to my TC33D so don't feel bad--didn't end up with a leak though. ....


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