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    Oil level rising

    This tractor is sitting on some property quite distance from my house so I go check on this every few days. I dumped the oil today and it does not have any coolant in it. It s just black and very thin- I m assuming is from the fuel mix in. Checked on a few other items and now I m going to order...
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    Snake OIl?

    A few years ago I started putting a little more than the label says of MMO in my small engine gas tanks and running them until it get to the carburetor before winter storage. I have had very few problems in spring getting them running again. Seems to keep the carbs from gumming up.
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    Engine oil

    Thanks for the responses- I figured it was not an issue but thought it wise to ask the experts!
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    Engine oil

    Since I seem to have a fuel leak into my 1520 s oil pan when I get this fixed I will definitely need an oil change. What do YOU all recommend for oil? I know everything says use John Deere tough guard or plus 50- but is that really necessary on a tractor of this vintage? I don t have a problem...
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    Oil level rising

    My injection pump was rebuilt a couple years ago by dieseltech- I assume that it is good, that guy sure seems to know his stuff!
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    Oil level rising

    After looking around online it appears as there are two different styles of pumps. One does not look rebuildable and the other does. The one I have now definitely does not look like you can rebuild it. Here are pics of the different styles.
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    Oil level rising

    After looking around online it appears as there are two different styles of pumps. One does not look rebuildable and the other does. The one I have now definitely does not look like you can rebuild it. Here are pics of the different styles.
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    Hydraulic fittings

    A quick online check and I found this picture and it is definitely the style I have. The female fitting was stamped pioneer 4056-4.
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    Hydraulic fittings

    I will be back at the property with my tractor on it in a couple days and I will get a picture of those "male tips". Although I can think of quite a few jokes to add to this response in regard to male tip pictures! I will leave that alone!
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    Oil level rising

    I m not 100% positive it was a carter. I do recall when i installed it the primer lever responded very strange. If coolant was getting in I would assume that I would have a oil pan milkshake and I definitely do not have that. I looked under the oil filter cap and it did not have any of that...
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    Hydraulic fittings

    I just dug out a set of hoses that have the same fitting and they say pioneer 1/2". So just fish out the old o-ring and put a new one in and that s it? That way to earn easy!
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    Oil level rising

    This pump is only a few years old. I guess they don t make em like they used to. I think it was made by carter if memory serves me.
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    Hydraulic fittings

    I just went out and looked-they both look the same and one says pioneer on it. I did not think I could just change the o-ring, but I like that idea a lot better. Is there only one size of fitting or are there many?
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    Hydraulic fittings

    I was getting my John Deere 1520 ready for winter and my 2 loader disconnect fittings are leaking pretty bad. Since I will have to replace the whole fittings I figure I would ask y all what would be the best style to replace them with? I believe it has the pioneer style on it now but is there a...
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    Oil level rising

    John Deere 1520- starts easy and runs well. the oil level has risen quite a bit and I haven t had to add oil in quite some time. From looking around on the engine it seems as there can only be 2 culprits- coolant or fuel is making its way to the crankcase. It s not milky or strange looking and...
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