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Old 04-19-2016, 02:03 PM
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Default 122 Hydraulic lift pump leaking
I searched the threads and can't locate the answers. The hydraulic lift pump on my 122 is leaking from the front just a little bit. Is it difficult to change the seals? Where's the best place to get a seal kit? And what type of oil is used in the pump? THanks all.
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I searched the threads and can't locate the answers. The hydraulic lift pump on my 122 is leaking from the front just a little bit. Is it difficult to change the seals? Where's the best place to get a seal kit? And what type of oil is used in the pump? THanks all.
I have never had the seals leak on any of mine yet, but you might check your fittings and make sure that everything is snug before buying a seal kit. I use Hytran (same as rear transmission) in all of my hydraulic lifts.

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Very good point. Never thought of that. Thank you.
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"Hytran". Is that a type of oil made by various manufacturers? What name brands should I be looking for?
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Hytran is what International Harvester put into the rearend/transmission on the hydrostatic version (123) of your tractor when they built it.
Can still be had where they sell Cub Cadets and/or parts.

There are also other brands that claim to be an approved substitute per their labeling.
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this thread will answer many other questions about the hydraulic unit and rebuilding it, seals, etc.

http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/s...c+unit+rebuild
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