HYDRAULIC SYSTEM screen spring ym1500

[David R]

I just changed the oil in a YM 1500 -

It did not have the spring in the assembly

See diagram:
HYDRAULIC_SYSTEM: Yanmar Tractor Parts

Mine did not have part #29 in it.

Quesiton:

Did they make some 1500's that did not have a spring here?

It did not seem to have room for a spring, the filter fit tight in the housing.

BUT... I just put it back the way it came out, did not pay to much attention to it, until I started looking at parts diagrams tonight.

Thanks in advance.

 

[1danny]

I just changed the oil in a YM 1500 -

It did not have the spring in the assembly

See diagram:
HYDRAULIC_SYSTEM: Yanmar Tractor Parts

Mine did not have part #29 in it.

Quesiton:

Did they make some 1500's that did not have a spring here?

It did not seem to have room for a spring, the filter fit tight in the housing.

BUT... I just put it back the way it came out, did not pay to much attention to it, until I started looking at parts diagrams tonight.

Thanks in advance.

The spring is inside the filter.

Danny

 

[David R]

Ok, there was no spring inside the filter when i took the filter out.

when you clean the filter, does the spring stay inside the housing?

Thanks.

 

[HoyeTractor]

I have taken some out that did not have a spring. They just had a perforated metal tube inside of the screen. Maybe a design change at some point?

Aaron
Parts@HoyeTractor.com
(940)592-0181

 

[David R]

The problem is that I really don't want to replace the trans fluid to check the screan - I know I put it back the way it came out, and it fit tight in the housing.

Any comments?...

 

[MJPetersen]

Based on Aaron's comments it seems to me that the purpose of the spring/perforated tube is only to keep the screen from collapsing. Therefore, if your screen was not a floppy limp blob, that is that it held its shape, and the screen fit well in the housing then everything is fine. You are good to go.

Mike