Not So Pro 3

[Mastermind]

Welp.....I have been trying to use the exact oring the parts lookup calls for. Still leaks. FUGH

 

[Firewood Hoarder]

Seriously a 261 and haven’t used it in probably 2 years

I meant 1 of every gun.

That makes alot more sense haha. A good 50cc saw covers 90% of my needs

 

[Only the Tony]

 

[sawmikaze]

Kenny just got to the gun club. Should i tell him everyone sends their love?

Tell him I wanna know if he still has that 361 he wanted to sell..or trade..or something like that.

 

[Only the Tony]

Welp.....I have been trying to use the exact oring the parts lookup calls for. Still leaks. FUGH

Went back to look at your original picture. Is this just a shadow or a crack?

 

[Mastermind]

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Went back to look at your original picture. Is this just a shadow or a crack?

A shadow I suppose. Looks like where it is counter bored on the face.

 

[Firewood Hoarder]

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Went back to look at your original picture. Is this just a shadow or a crack?

Is there supposed to be a flat washer in between the fitting and the valve body? Been awhile since I worked with hydraulic fittings, but I remember some of the ports had a washer in between the fitting and the boss on the port it threads into, to help comress and seal the o-ring

 

[Mastermind]

Is there supposed to be a flat washer in between the fitting and the valve body? Been awhile since I worked with hydraulic fittings, but I remember some of the ports had a washer in between the fitting and the boss on the port it threads into, to help comress and seal the o-ring

No sir. Not according to the parts break down. My Massey 175 does have flat washers there.

 

[full chizel]

That makes alot more sense haha. A good 50cc saw covers 90% of my needs

Yeah mine too. I had a few others and sold them.

 

[Firewood Hoarder]

No sir. Not according to the parts break down. My Massey 175 does have flat washers there.

And your positive it's leaking between the fitting and the body, not the 37* tapered fitting on the hard line?

 

[Only the Tony]

A shadow I suppose. Looks like where it is counter bored on the face.

I was wondering about that. From the picture it looks like a line that travels across all the machined steps going from the fitting to under the dirt toward the edge of the housing.

 

[Mastermind]

And your positive it's leaking between the fitting and the body, not the 37* tapered fitting on the hard line?

Yep....I laid under it with a paper and a light making damn sure.

 

[Mastermind]

I was wondering about that. From the picture it looks like a line that travels across all the machined steps going from the fitting to under the dirt toward the edge of the housing.

I'll double check.

 

[Mastermind]

No cracks......just seeping out of the fitting where it screws into the casting. I'm going to cut about 20 acres of hay Monday. Once I get that done, I'll wash the tractor and pull off that floorboard so I can see it better. It might have a burr on the edge of the bore that damages the oring as it threads in. There's a good hydraulic shop in Crossville too....I'll take the fitting there and see if I can get a nylon backup washer to add a little more compression to the connection.

 

[full chizel]

off to my niece’s graduation party. She got a full ride to play soccer at Illinois State. Shes a damn good kid too.

 

[cuinrearview]

We ended up going with a Seadoo Switch pontoon.
It will look something like this.

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Can't hide money

 

[GCJenks204]

Can't hide money

We spent 2 years scouring the used market and couldn’t find anything we were comfortable with buying. Hopefully this brings years of family fun and togetherness, can’t put a price on that…

 

[cuinrearview]

It's cold and raining, so I'm moving home. The quiet here was nice for about 24 hours. The outdoor shower is built. I just need to figure out what I want to partially cover the sides with. GFY as needed.

 

[cuinrearview]

We spent 2 years scouring the used market and couldn’t find anything we were comfortable with buying. Hopefully this brings years of repair bills, can’t put a price on that…

Fixed

 

[Firewood Hoarder]

No cracks......just seeping out of the fitting where it screws into the casting. I'm going to cut about 20 acres of hay Monday. Once I get that done, I'll wash the tractor and pull off that floorboard so I can see it better. It might have a burr on the edge of the bore that damages the oring as it threads in. There's a good hydraulic shop in Crossville too....I'll take the fitting there and see if I can get a nylon backup washer to add a little more compression to the connection.

They may have an ORB (o-ring boss) fitting with a metal washer that will be a direct fit between the port and the taper fitting. Good luck, sir!