I am trying to find out whats wrong with my farther-in-laws kubota b1550hds. He is elderly and can,t posably aford to take it to the dealer. the problem is when you fill it full of hydro fluid it gets in the engine which over fills the engine and over flows out a hose in valve cover (i assume this is and over flow for engine oil ) It only takes about 5 mins to completely out of hydro fluid. I called the dealer they said i had a filter stoped up somewhere . I changed one hydro filter but i have no idea where to find others.The manuals have been misplaced .Also i might add the filter i changed was completely caved in on the in side. changing this filter didn't fix it. "HOW CAN HYDRO FLUID GET IN THE ENGINE" THANKS..... /forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif
hydro pooring out
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ronjhall
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The Hydraulic pump is mounted on the engine.
Pump may have a bad seal that is pumping oil into engine.
The Hydraulic pump is mounted on the engine.
Pump may have a bad seal that is pumping oil into engine.
slowrev
Elite Member
Yep, Ron that is my vote too. A fairly common problem on tractors.
JerryG
Super Member
Like was said, the hydraulic pump is bolted to the front of the engine. There is a seal that is on the shaft in the pump. That seal can go out and cause that problem. It is an easy job to take the pump off and replace the seal. I think that if you can do a oil change, you could change the seal.
