67PLY
Silver Member
I am close to my first 50 hour maintenance. Should I remove the backhoe to access the hydrostatic oil fill plug?? It looks like PTO guard may in the way. /forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif
GC2310 HYDRO OIL CHANGE
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DougM
Gold Member
If you have a flat smooth place drop the back hoe
It only takes about 5 min to do..
It makes replacement of the oil a lot easier
I now have 200 hrs on My GC 2310 and the first time I
changed hyd oil was when I ran over a log and smashed the
fill ter
DougM
It only takes about 5 min to do..
It makes replacement of the oil a lot easier
I now have 200 hrs on My GC 2310 and the first time I
changed hyd oil was when I ran over a log and smashed the
fill ter
DougM
OP
67PLY
Silver Member
Can I get enough room by unlatching the hoe and moving the tractor ahead some "without" disconnecting the hoses??
skivt
Silver Member
How long does it take you to change all of the fluids and filters. I just bought all of the supplies to do this and was surprised it cost $130.
skivt
skivt
mesanders
Member
It took me about 2 hours maybe a little longer but I had to answer a lot of questions to the shop foreman ( my 6 yr old )
As far as the cost I only spent about $75 for a 5 gallon bucket of fluid and the hydrostat filter . Don't forget the hydrostat screen in the trans........
As far as the cost I only spent about $75 for a 5 gallon bucket of fluid and the hydrostat filter . Don't forget the hydrostat screen in the trans........
OP
67PLY
Silver Member
Changed the hydro fluid in our GC2310 - took off the back hoe. Then proceeded to removed "all" the 3 point hitch stuff jammed in there and put it in a box. Now I can change hydro fluid without removing the hoe. Plenty of room to get to the fill opening behind the PTO guard.
