Case 1394 hydraulic leak

[Pogo]

Hi guys I have my 1394 which has various leaks but I've worked out most and have one left but I need help please?
So I fixed the leak on the transfer box by fitting a new seal and topped up the oil and the arms now all operate as they should !
I have a leak and I think I need seals and maybe s gadget but not sure where to go for parts ?
I will post a pic so here goes

 

[Pogo]

I'm thinking I release the two allen bolts but not sure how to move the component back as the feed pipe is solid ?
Also I think an inch in it splits again so my plan we remove it the rtv the part then check the O ring and reassemble ?
But I'm not sure and don't want strip it without some knowledge !

 

[DanniAgro]

In your picture, what are you trying to remove/fix? It's been a few years since I worked on a 1394 and I'm a bit rusty TBH.

 

[Tractortech]

Hi guys I have my 1394 which has various leaks but I've worked out most and have one left but I need help please?
So I fixed the leak on the transfer box by fitting a new seal and topped up the oil and the arms now all operate as they should !
I have a leak and I think I need seals and maybe s gadget but not sure where to go for parts ?
I will post a pic so here goes

Now Then..
That’s a cable, not a 'feed pipe'. Undo the first nut, then the Allen head screws, undo the aluminium 'turret' to reveal a tubular clevis. Remove the pin and the cable will come away. I assume the O ring is leaking in the end of the spool..

 

[Pogo]

Now Then..
That’s a cable, not a 'feed pipe'. Undo the first nut, then the Allen head screws, undo the aluminium 'turret' to reveal a tubular clevis. Remove the pin and the cable will come away. I assume the O ring is leaking in the end of the spool..

Hi yes this is what I'm thinking,wasnt sure if I was ok to take it off so well have a go in the week and let you know so thanks

 

[Pogo]

In your picture, what are you trying to remove/fix? It's been a few years since I worked on a 1394 and I'm a bit rusty TBH.

I think tractortech has given me the knowledge thanks

 

[Pogo]

Now Then..
That’s a cable, not a 'feed pipe'. Undo the first nut, then the Allen head screws, undo the aluminium 'turret' to reveal a tubular clevis. Remove the pin and the cable will come away. I assume the O ring is leaking in the end of the spool..

Hi yes this is what I'm thinking,wasnt sure if I was ok to take it off so well have a go in the week and let you know so thanks

 

[Pogo]

Hi should the o ring be between these two parts please??
Many thanks

 

[Tractortech]

Take a look at this....

 

[Pogo]

That will be why it deals then !!!
Thank you so much I will let you know how I got on

 

[Pogo]

So I found an o ring but it still leaks but less its coming out the small hole in the picture
Any ideas please?

 

[Tractortech]

Does the O-ring not fit in the main casting with the round bit keeping it in place?? Don't expect an O-ring from a selection box to actually fit, they rarely fit anything properly.
If you go to a Case dealer, they should have information an be able to order the correct O-ring

 

[Boohoo]

From the parts catalogue

 

[Pogo]

Thank you I will ring them as it fits well in the housing but possibly doesn’t fit the shaft probably I will have a look !
It definitely slowed the leak
Thanks guys for all your help

 

[Pogo]

The o ring fits fairly well

 

[Pogo]

So the shaft diameter that slides in and out is 18.5 mm and the smaller part of the shaft (the part the cable goes into ) is 14 mm !
The parts diagram actually states the o ring is 14mm ID so I’m guessing find a O ring that has 14mm ID ?
I’m guessing the case O ring has 14mm ID and 18mm OD then that way it seals the whole area ?