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I guess you will not see this but just in case you do , I am saying that this site is loosing a huge wealth in info. with your leaving. IMO
I found on ebay a small housing 3/4 inch in and out rated at 15 gpm 25 micron 33 bucks went with that can not hurt ,bottom in reservoir tank not to bad but not to good either and hoses are 50 years old, so this should catch the trash.
it uses the same pressure plate bearing and clutch disc as a farmall cub and a 3 speed trans one version uses 2 trans back to back that make them 9 speed. I think I will pull the hydro tank and look at the bottom for sludge.
when you check the filter make sure you get a good flow from the tank there is a screen (that can get plugged) above the shut off valve in the tank on most. I think in some way you are running lean.
Bob I was given a economy power king tractor it has a hydro lift , a external pump that runs off the engine via belt , it uses a 2 way cylinder with about 1 gal oil(ATF fluid) reservoir. It has no filter , it is a 1975 and seems to work well . Should I add a filter or just leave it alone? I was kinda thinking if I use it more that it has been(which is not much) stuff might start to loosen up and start to move threw the system. Take a WAG.
people have extended the breather tubes so the correct level of fluid can be maintained and oil not being lost, I believe it has been done by just attaching tube to the rops with brass wool in the end as a filter vent.
I do not know how difficult this would be to do but when it stops working go into your hydro oil reservoir and get a sample. Look at it and see if the is real small air bubbles thru the sample if there is air is your problem, just then to figure out how.
