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Case 680e tilt and lift spools

Scott b

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Hi, both the lift and tilt spools are leaking hydraulic fluid badly and I’m thinking I need to change the orings in them. My question is if it’s possible to do without removing the valve from the machine. I’ve never taken one apart before. I can acces the front and back somewhat. Thanks
 

Tinkerer

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Separate the backhoe from the tractor and remove the valve. It is easier than being a contortionist and doing it on the machine.
Reseal all of the spools now so you don't have to do it again when the others start to leak.
Get a lot of colored zip ties and use them to keep the hose locations where they belong.
 

Coy Lancaster

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You can remove the spools from the valve while it’s on the machine but it’s easier if you remove it.
 

Scott b

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Ok, thanks. That’s what I thought may be the case. I have the parts diagram but unsure of the disassembly process of removing the spools. It looks like maybe they unscrew from the back. Does that sound right?
 

Coy Lancaster

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Yeah should just take spring housings off and remove spools. They both have detents so remove spool with housings.
 

Scott b

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Looking at it more, I think if I take the air tank off I could get these out much easier than all those hydraulic lines. Does that make sense?
 
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