Strongman
Member
I am about ready to change the hydraulic fluid, filter, and clean the screen in my 3820 Branson and remember seeing a post awhile back about cracking a line to allow air out while filling.... can't seem to find that post now. Could someone please refresh my memory on which line would be best to crack open? Wouldn't it need to be at a point higher than the resovior?
Also, is see many people have used Diesel fuel to wash off their screens, why couldn't you just use soapy water and air? Is it because of rusting the screen? Hate to waste that expensive fuel these days!
I believe the screen for my 3820 is in FRONT of the right rear tire - not in back, correct?
Is it better to drain the Hydraulic fluid warm like the oil? If the tractor is off and the bucket and 3 pt. are at their lowest position, there shouldn't be any pressure to worry about when draining the fluid, correct?
Sorry about asking all these newbie questions, but I think it is better to ask than which I had. Thanks everyone!
Also, is see many people have used Diesel fuel to wash off their screens, why couldn't you just use soapy water and air? Is it because of rusting the screen? Hate to waste that expensive fuel these days!
I believe the screen for my 3820 is in FRONT of the right rear tire - not in back, correct?
Is it better to drain the Hydraulic fluid warm like the oil? If the tractor is off and the bucket and 3 pt. are at their lowest position, there shouldn't be any pressure to worry about when draining the fluid, correct?
Sorry about asking all these newbie questions, but I think it is better to ask than which I had. Thanks everyone!