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    Posted: 19 Mar 2011 at 4:43pm

I've picked up a 190XT SerIII diesel that must have spent some time out in the rain.  Does anyone have some methods of getting moisture out of the hydraulics and transmission?
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Am I missing something, or can't you just drain it, put in new oil, run it for a while to flush it out good, drain it again, refill it and call it good? Case IH Hy-tran plus oil would be a good choice of oil to run in it, as it has excellent water retention ability. Just my thoughts, Darrel. By the way, a one-ninety XT series III is an awesome tractor!
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As Darrel said
You need to drain both hydraulic sumps and the transmission.
Refill with clean fluid. Repeat.
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Worst part of this story is,how many rust pitted bearigs/gears are waiting to "show up"?
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