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Identify Milky Hydraulic Fluid Issue

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You won't believe this! Why's oil look like MILK!!!

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What happens here

Observe the hydraulic fluid, checking for a milky, opaque appearance, which signifies water contamination. The video highlights this as a common issue in older tractors like the Massey Ferguson 65 (circa 1957-1962 models, and similar to 135s/240s) due to worn rubber boots.

Goal: Confirm the presence of milky hydraulic fluid, which indicates water contamination, often caused by degraded rubber seals in older tractors.

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new steering wheel on earl now what we're going to be doing today our hydraulic fluid looks like this that is not correct let me put my hand up here so you can see it that's not correct it's milky so why would hydraulic fluid be milky post a comment down there guys come along today we're going to talk to you a little bit about this and we're going to show you the fix for an old tractor like this it's very common for the hydraulic fluid to get milky come along let's have some fun learn something together all right

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