R Rodent New member Equipment L4200 tractor Sep 17, 2024 5 1 3 Scotland Today at 11:49 AM #1 Looking through the sight glass of my l4200, the hydraulic oil looks like a light brown chocolate milk. Is this ok, or should I think about an oil change?
Looking through the sight glass of my l4200, the hydraulic oil looks like a light brown chocolate milk. Is this ok, or should I think about an oil change?
6869704x4 Well-known member Equipment L45TLB, 49 8N, 57 641, RTV-X1120D, Z422 Jun 29, 2011 297 362 63 SE, NM Today at 12:21 PM #2 What's it taste like? That's typically a sign you got water in it. So, to answer your question, yes change the oil. Reactions: 1 user
What's it taste like? That's typically a sign you got water in it. So, to answer your question, yes change the oil.
old and tired Well-known member Equipment L2800 HST; 2005; R4 Dec 8, 2019 1,526 856 113 Raleigh, NC / Hillsville, Va ffhill.blogspot.com 37 minutes ago #3 I would investigate how the water got in there first. Buy some cheap oil to do the first flush. Maybe even the first two flushes.... Gear transmission? Look for cracks in the shifter boot... If it's HST, I wouldn't run it until it's changed... Last edited: 21 minutes ago
I would investigate how the water got in there first. Buy some cheap oil to do the first flush. Maybe even the first two flushes.... Gear transmission? Look for cracks in the shifter boot... If it's HST, I wouldn't run it until it's changed...