Loader 2305 FEL hydraulic connections

   / 2305 FEL hydraulic connections #1  

rtkracht

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Houston,Tx
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John Deere/990/2305
Of the four quick disconnects for the FEL, one has really started leaking (3 or 4 drops per minute). I don't see any obvious signs of wear and it seems to fit properly. Should I just replace the entire connection, or is there a repair kit?? I'm looking for ideas... I've never had one of these fittings go bad before.

Thanks
 
   / 2305 FEL hydraulic connections #2  
If it's actually leaking through the fitting and not from the hose connection to the fitting, just replace it. They are not that expensive. However, the more common problem is the hose connection loosens up and can just be retightened.
 
   / 2305 FEL hydraulic connections #3  
Replacing the fitting is the way to go if it is the fitting that actually leaks. I'm sure that you could find some sort of rebuild kit out there for them, but for the price, hassle, and the chance that it still wouldn't fix it, replacing the fitting is the way to go on that.

To make sure it's the fitting, I would suggest some soapy water to clean up the area, dry it off really good, and then start up the tractor. Oil has a tendency to run everywhere and be a bit deceptive as to where it's coming from.
 

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