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Refill Hydraulic Fluid on GEHL Skid Steer

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Stupid Green Tractor! Everything on the farm is broken!

What happens here

Open the rear engine cover of the GEHL skid steer. Locate the hydraulic fluid reservoir and site glass. Confirm the fluid level is below the minimum. Remove the fill cap for the hydraulic fluid. Using an oil transfer jug and a funnel, slowly pour the appropriate hydraulic fluid into the reservoir until the fluid level is visible in the site glass and reaches the recommended level. Securely replace the fill cap and close the engine cover.

Goal: Check and refill the low hydraulic fluid level in the GEHL skid steer loader.

Tools and materials

  • Funnel
  • GEHL Skid Steer Loader
  • Oil Transfer Jug
  • Hydraulic Fluid Compact Lubricant

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okay next problem we gotta address it's right in here I've been hooking and unhooking equipment to the scale skids here let's just pop that open and we've got to run our chipper this is the MX 9900 SS chipper from wood Max awesome awesome piece of equipment I've got the tooth bucket on here for right now however if we go over here and we take a close look go ahead and open this Critter up the oil is not even registering on the sight glass this is where we fill our hydraulic oil pop that guy up open this get ourselves a funnel and we're going to get her up into the sight glass this takes a special kind of hydraulic fluid so we're just going to pour it into a transfer jug if you don't have one of these on your farm or your property you ain't living right this is a good oil transfer jug really really like it micro dust all around the top of this we'll make sure we wipe it clean away from our tank we're still gonna have to get a funnel that's an oddball hydraulic oil filler approximately 11 gallons so if we're a couple gallons low in this cold weather it's going to take a minute so we took about two gallons to get yeah three quarters of the way up and the fluid looks yeah to me a little milky which means it might have a little bit of condensation in the tank so you do for a service all right

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