materthegreater said: Sure is a pain getting to the hydraulic and transmission filters isn't it? Click to expand... Hey Mater, what type of fluid does your owners manual specify? I used hydraulic fluid but am wondering if your supposed to use ATF.
Huber Won't move
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JTWATJunior Member#21 materthegreaterSuper User#22 This is what I'm using: NAPA Premium Tractor Hydraulic Fluid 10W30 GL-4 All-Purpose 5 gal NHF 85405 | Buy Online - NAPA Auto Parts https://www.napaonline.com/en/p/NHF85405
JTWATJunior Member#23 materthegreater said: View attachment 351840 This is what I'm using: NAPA Premium Tractor Hydraulic Fluid 10W30 GL-4 All-Purpose 5 gal NHF 85405 | Buy Online - NAPA Auto Parts https://www.napaonline.com/en/p/NHF85405 Click to expand... Thanks, I guess Type F ATF would work too. I'll get the NAPA oil.
materthegreaterSuper User#24 Any luck?
JTWATJunior Member#25 No, I have a leak at the top of the pump where the control cable connects. I purchased a pump seal kit and waiting for it to arrive. I connected a test gauge to check control pressure to the pump but don't get any pressure from the pump side. The hose I removed from side of the pump is spitting foamy oil but nothing from the pump itself. Not sure where it's getting air in the oil. Still looking for a shop manual. I have found one for the pump though.
materthegreaterSuper User#26 That sounds frustrating
JTWATJunior Member#27 It is, It looks like no one uses them anymore and has thrown out all the manuals. I keep checking ebay but no luck so far. I'll just have to figure it out myself the long, hard way I guess.
materthegreaterSuper User#28 How high is the oil showing in the sight gauge?
JTWATJunior Member#29 It's a little over half.
materthegreaterSuper User#30 Have you had any luck with this? My Huber has been hibernating under snow for the last few months.
hlc123New Member#31 Your situation (a hydraulic whirring sound, a brief movement followed by a stop) usually indicates that the system has pressure but cannot continuously build up or maintain flow.
JTWATJunior Member#32 I decided to remove the pump and take it apart. I have a new charge pump for it. Waiting for a bearing before reassembly. It did not look too bad inside for it not to work. I also have a repair manual for it from Sauer Danfoss. Relief valves were working so we will se what happens when I get it back on. I may rebuild the hydaulic motor too. All the hoses are shot so replacing all of them.
cuttin edgeSenior Member#33 Does the mold board roll ahead and back manually or hydraulicly on these or just solid
materthegreaterSuper User#34 cuttin edge said: Does the mold board roll ahead and back manually or hydraulicly on these or just solid Click to expand... Mine is manual. It has 3 positions.
JTWATJunior Member#35 Mine is manual. Every other movement is hydraulic.
JTWATJunior Member#36 I'm thinking of removing the hydraulic motor while the pump is out and go thru it also.
JTWATJunior Member#37 I found a service and repair manual from CMI equipment. I will attach it if anyone needs it.
materthegreaterSuper User#38 JTWAT said: I found a service and repair manual from CMI equipment. I will attach it if anyone needs it. Click to expand... That's great, thank you.
materthegreaterSuper User#39 I called Huber Maintainer to ask about some parts and I'm considering buying a parts book also, mainly for the diagrams. Do you find the diagrams to be helpful?
JTWATJunior Member#40 Very helpful. It is a breakdown of how the parts are laid out and comes in handy when reassembling. I found my parts book on Ebay. I think there is another one still listed.