Transmission Filter and Suction Screen

[beenthere]

No photo, but look on the right side of the tranny just under right leg position.

Also, can go to jdparts.com and put in the model number, then go to the alpha list under F for filter. A schematic will pop up there, along with part no. LVU800097 item # 20

Also, the strainer parts shows on the schematic.. should help you locate it as well. item # 33

 

[msmorto]

Hi.
My name is Mario.
I have built my own front end loader on a 4100 John Deere tractor
And now I have some questions regarding the Haudraulic system.
I have installed 3/8” hydraulic hoses, but my lift is very SLOW.
I think that this model tractor had ¼” hoses , do you think that
The 3/8” hoses are too big,? Should I replace them with ¼” ?


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[beenthere]

No, don't think you should go to smaller hyd. lines. Likely you have cylinders that are larger than were on the OEM FEL, which I'm thinking is giving you slow response.
Might also look for any restrictions in the lines that slows oil flow.

Some testing of pressures in the lines might give a clue if something is amiss too.

 

[msmorto]

No, don't think you should go to smaller hyd. lines. Likely you have cylinders that are larger than were on the OEM FEL, which I'm thinking is giving you slow response.
Might also look for any restrictions in the lines that slows oil flow.

Some testing of pressures in the lines might give a clue if something is amiss too.

I also install new quick connect that are the same as the original wich are ｼ
I did ask the question at the J.d. dealer /part/repair. The mechanic said that I should go with ｼ
I知 not so sure if he really care about my problem, that was his quick answer. They wanted for me
To bring the tractor for them to look at. ($$$$$$$) No Thanks.
Thank you
Mario

 

[MF283]

Was that bad advice?

YES

Ronnie