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Does Ac 190xt have a hydraulic screen or strainer?
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    Posted: 25 May 2018 at 8:03pm
Getting ready to work on the old 65' 190xt lift tomorrow and was wondering if anyone can tell me if there is a hydraulic system screen or strainer to check and clean? Thanks All..
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Yes it's at the bottom of the sump. That plate with the suction hose has a screen above it
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so how do you access it to clean it?  will I have to drain all the hydro fluid?  my lifts will not work and was thinking it may be that... thx much.
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If the fluid hasn’t been changed for awhile, it would be wise to change it anyway. Oil is cheap compared to transmission problems. Otherwise place a 5 gallon bucket under it and drain the sump. I think its 8 bolts if I remember correctly. The screen is attached to the sump.
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Old 190's like that originally had a round strainer inside the left frame rail. It was about 3 inches in diameter and 6 or 8 inches long. They were a constant source of problems and many have been removed and replaced with a piece of pipe. It might still be there and it might not be. It's 50%/50%.
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