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D5HLGP hydraulic tank Drain

hunterdog967

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D5HLGP 1DD06924
Thanks Nige follow up question hydraulic pump is in rough shape when I pulled apart. Keeping in mind it's outside in Ontario -10 how far and what steps would you recommend in trying to remove pump debris from hydraulic system
 

Nige

Senior Member
Keeping in mind it's outside in Ontario -10 how far and what steps would you recommend in trying to remove pump debris from hydraulic system
Wait until spring.?
That's a piston pump. The sh1t will be everywhere if it has cr@pped itself big style........
How exactly is the pump in rough shape.? Got photos.?
 

hunterdog967

Well-Known Member
Wait until spring.?
That's a piston pump. The sh1t will be everywhere if it has cr@pped itself big style........
How exactly is the pump in rough shape.? Got photos.?

No pictures and it's at pump shop now and received a warning from pump shop that it's rough and tank will be full of pump . I was thinking open tank and cleaning the best I can . Waiting till spring is not an option
 

Nige

Senior Member
Can you at least get a tarp over it and some heat under the tarp.?
Pull the hydraulic filter and cut it open. Post photos of what you find in it.
I know this is an engine oil filter but it's the best video I've found.

 

hunterdog967

Well-Known Member
I'm thinking tank filter was changed before they called me but it was full of steel. The spin on was completely full of metallic oil
 

Nige

Senior Member
I'm thinking tank filter was changed before they called me but it was full of steel. The spin on was completely full of metallic oil
A complete system cleanout on the cards then. Valves, cylinders, tubes, hoses, everything..........
 
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