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Hello all. Just wanted to drop a message, and ask another question, on this tractor.

We broke it apart, resurfaced the flywheel, replaced the clutch, pressure plate, throwout bearing, and other misc. parts, and put it all back together. All went well, and again, thanks to all who provided input.

Now we have another problem that we didn't have before. No hydraulic pressure. We replaced the o-rings at the hydraulic pump suction and discharge lines (that's where we broke the lines to pull the tractor apart.).

When we didn't get oil pressure, we completely drained the tranny case and refilled with new fluid. We loosened the discharge line and we get pressure. But the pump runs hot unless we loosen the pressure spring on the left side, under the seat of the tractor. When we have the cap turned almost all the way out, we hear the engine speed up, and the pump cools off (telling us we have flow.). But still no lift on the 3-point hitch (FEL is not installed yet until we get the hydraulic problem figured out.).

Just to note, when the guys took the FEL off, they didn't run the lift control all around to release all the line pressures. We went to put the FEL back on when we found we didn't have hydraulic pressure.

Any ideas on how to solve the problem would be appreciated. We have a shop service manual, but nothing in there tells how to bleed the hydraulic system.

L2350 clutch problem
Kubota Tractors
Replies 15 Post by MrMark