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Black Shavings in hydraulic oil filter 190xt III

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    Posted: 17 Sep 2019 at 9:05pm
Alright boys and girls, I have a late model 190xt III that has been having issues regarding the hydraulic system. The tractor came to a stand still the other day. No power steering or power director, so I removed the valve in the pump and cleaned it and reinstalled. Worked for a short time until i used the remotes and then promptly stopped again. Removed hydraulic filter to find black plastic filings plugging the filter. I'm guessing my pump is shelling out or am I missing something? Tractor operates perfect until you start using remotes or 3pt. Any ideas what should be my next step?
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you would think if it was the pump there would be some  NOISE ? ..... all the cylinders work OK ?  None settling down like a backup ring broke up and went thru system ?
 
I would drain the oil and look closer... Maybe run thru a strainer and reinstall or change out and test again... with new filter.
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What does a failing pump sound like? High pitched squeal? At higher rpms my fan belt squeals or I assume it's the fan belt. I will check for noise tomorrow. After cleaning the valve my steering was the best it's been in years. Amazing what a little maintenance does.
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If it is plastic fillings, It's probably not from the pump. Any pump wear parts would be brass or steel. It sounds like contamination from the sump or from a deteriorating suction hose. Pull the sump screen and take a look for contamination. It could from a deteriorating cylinder seal or from something connected to the remotes.

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If I pull the sump pan will I have to buy a new seal or will rtv gasket work? I've never in the 25 years of owning that tractor have needed to open the screen up.
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When you remove it ,clean the entire contact area of the sump and the sump itself. Any oil left here will prevent proper sealing. I left mine off for 2 days to make all oil had drained out. The first time I used some RTV on both sides of the gasket. After a week it began to leak. Checked the torque on each bolt and ended up tightening a few bolts that needed it. Not sure if the gasket compressed or what happened. Ordered a new gasket and used Indian head gasket sealer. Got much better results that time. Stayed leak proof for 2 years until recently. I despise leaks, so I’m not sure what I will try this time. The XT gets quite a bit of work and she is 51 years old. Shouldn’t complain too much I guess.
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There is a gasket for the sump as well as the seals for the suction and return tubes.
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You must have a hydraulic cylinder from an implement that has contaminated your filter and hydraulic system.
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