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Join Date: Sep 2010 Posts: 2 Edmonton Alberta Canada ![]() |
2010-09-20 174110
My father has a mitrsubishi 180 D tractor but has lost the manuals. I am in the process of replaceng them. We would like to replace the hydraulic filter but we are not sure where it is. any drawings would be appreciated thanks.
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hydraulic filter placement
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2010-09-21 174114
Only going by Yanmars. External spin-ons are large and obvious but smaller models don't have one. All do have an internal mesh that you remove, clean, put back. ....
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Join Date: Mar 2009 Posts: 6 Texas ![]() |
2010-10-01 174301
On my Mitsubishi FD2650, the mesh filter can be accessed through a twist off plug on top of the transmission housing. There are two twist off plugs...it's the one on the left side (if you're sitting on the tractor). Unscrew this cap, pull out the filter, clean, and replace. It's about 10-12" long. ....
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