renegade
Member
I need to flush out my hydraulic system on my loader. What would you guys recommend on going about this? The pump is out and in pieces right now, waiting for parts. Let me know what you guys would do. :beatsme Thanks
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Flushing hydraulic system?
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willie59
Administrator
What kind of loader is the machine?
renegade
Member
It is a nemco bulldog 725. A little articulating mini loader, little 2 banger conti powers the eaton hydro pump which powers everything else.
renegade
Member
It is a nemco bulldog 725. A little articulating mini loader, little 2 banger conti powers the eaton hydro pump which powers everything else.
MrKomatsu
Senior Member
Parker makes a excellent filter cart for about $1500.-$1700. US dollars...in you case as well as most hydralic failures....all componets and hoses , tubes and lines removed and cleaned...pumps, motors and control valves cleaned, resealed or repaired....hook up filter cart and flush in line.....it seems like a lot of tyme and work...but the cost of future failures will be much more.......do it right the first time.....