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whatscooking
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Topic: D21 magnetic filterPosted: 1 hour 44 minutes ago at 6:03am |
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Just got my I&T manual for a D21 and see the filter asembly inside the left frame rail is to be serviced every 200 hours. Had one shop say to get rid of it.
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DrAllis
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Posted: 17 minutes ago at 7:30am |
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That filter was used on D-21's s/n 1001 thru 2520. From then on, it wasn't there. The earliest One-Ninety's and XT's also used a similar filter up to s/n 14,965 and it too was discontinued. As I understand it, there were times the hydraulic pump would lose its prime after an overnight shutdown the next morning. Also, the filter hampered oil supply in cold weather. They found the elimination of this restriction seemed to improve those situations. Do as you want. But, if you chose to keep it, clean it regularly.
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