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AC 5015 1983 internal screen
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    Posted: 16 Jun 2020 at 3:22pm
I have a Allis Chalmers 5015 with a loader bucket. It has been a great little tractor and has hardly given me a single problem. BUT over the last year I have noticed the bucket hydraulics and the three point have slowly lost power to lift. It started out just kind of being jerky to hardly being able to lift. I also noticed after running it for awhile it would get worse.   I saw a post at another forum that said an internal screen needs cleaned. I have looked high and low for an internal screen to no avail. I'm sure that I might be on a wild goose chase or the dude on the other forum thought it would be funny for the readers of his post to pull their hair out. Kind of like my journeyman when I was an apprentice sending me to get the "sky hook" or the "wire stretcher".  I still want to gut that guy from crotch to eyeball with a dull dear antler.  Any help would be greatly appreciated. 
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Follow the suction line, from the pump, into the reservoir, that's where they generally are...  Suction line is usually bigger, and a low pressure line...(look for hose clamps)  Might also be a bad suction line, or one with a leak...Wink
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Have you tried replacing the spin on hydraulic filter? It's on the left rear of the tractor under the fender.
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That screen is next to the bucket of ohms
Sorry I don’t know anything about the 5015s. Can’t believe that someone would claim there being an internal screen just to mess around though.
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