broken hydraulic hose 110 TLB

[lhoward]

I'm new to owning a CUT, just got it last weekend, my first one. Second day I managed to break off a hydraulic hose that hooks to the connection marked "p" on the diverter and connects to a tee that serves the transmission and goes somewhere else. I lost all hydraulic functions, the tractor won't move, and a lot off fluid dumped out. The new hose is on but I haven't replenished the fluid yet since I need to buy the right funnel to get it in the resevoir. My question: is there a procedure to bleed the system or will the hydraulic system eliminate air and reprime on its own if I cycle the various rams, etc.
Thanks.
Len

 

[kennyd]

Welcome to TBN Len,
There is no need to bleed anything, the system is self-purging. Just be sure to check the fluid level a few time in the near future.

 

[lhoward]

Welcome to TBN Len,
There is no need to bleed anything, the system is self-purging. Just be sure to check the fluid level a few time in the near future.

Thanks for the scoop. Heading out now to top off the fluid and see if it will operate. \Len

 

[jenkinsph]

Len,
Welcome to the forum, there are several of us who have 110's so bring your questions, answers and observations. Hope everything works out with your hydraulics and I agree with Kenny.