Swing arm hydraulic leaks

[Todaczmoon]

M62 is leaking hydraulic fluid from under the throttle pedal when using the backhoe swing arm.
How do I access that area so I can pinpoint the leak?

 

[mikester]

Start by taking the hoe off, get a set of wrenches and remove safety covers to see if you can identify where the leak is. Worst case scenario is take the rear wheels off, remove fenders, seat and floor pan.

Based on your question you might be better off to call your local dealer and have them fix it.

 

[Todaczmoon]

Start by taking the hoe off, get a set of wrenches and remove safety covers to see if you can identify where the leak is. Worst case scenario is take the rear wheels off, remove fenders, seat and floor pan.

Based on your question you might be better off to call your local dealer and have them fix it.

 

[Todaczmoon]

Thanks for your reply, haha, I’ll fix it myself though!
I asked largely because of the lack of information online, no exploded views. I didn’t want to just start taking things apart willy-nilly if someone with experience would be willing to suggest best procedure.

 

[mikester]

Get a copy of the WSM. I have one for the M59 but it won't have the electronics and pollution controls the M62 now has.

 

[Russell King]

Thanks for your reply, haha, I’ll fix it myself though!
I asked largely because of the lack of information online, no exploded views. I didn’t want to just start taking things apart willy-nilly if someone with experience would be willing to suggest best procedure.

Illustrated parts list are here and can be used to see how things are put together or taken apart

Kubota Tractor Corporation - Illustrated Parts List

- K-PAD - Parts Lists - Illustrated Parts Lists - diagrams

apps.kubotausa.com

 

[6869704x4]

M62 is leaking hydraulic fluid from under the throttle pedal when using the backhoe swing arm.
How do I access that area so I can pinpoint the leak?

I believe that's your loader valve in there. Those cover plates just bolt on.