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Gleaner N5 hydraulic oils
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    Posted: 09 Nov 2022 at 12:34am
Want to change hydraulic system from transmission fluid to hydraulic oil. Just empty the tank and replace with hydraulic oil? Or is there bleeding/ flush necessary? Thanks. Dale
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If no hydraulic components have failed, I would clean tank and screen, and refill with good oil. If there has been a failure, flush every hose, clean tank, clean oil cooler, drain hydro, and any thing that you can get to. You cannot clean enough.                 MACK
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Originally posted by MACK MACK wrote:

If no hydraulic components have failed, I would clean tank and screen, and refill with good oil. If there has been a failure, flush every hose, clean tank, clean oil cooler, drain hydro, and any thing that you can get to. You cannot clean enough.                 MACK
Thanks Mack....No failures...I wanted to make the change and had the filter out and cleaned the tank...Dale 
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