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| Marc Masnor | Sadly, I need to know how to fill the hydraulic fluid. The tractor has had several hydraulic leaks and probably needs more fluid. I'd like to drain the fluid and replace it because it looks to have water in the fluid. There are two bolts under the front of the seat that look like they could be fill locations. I have been able to loosen one, but I'm unable to fill fluid - the hole just fills and doesn't drain. I can't get the other bolt out. I did loosen a valve at the same location and tried to fill fluid through the valve. It took fluid, but the process was so slow, about an ounce every 10 seconds or so. Any help in finding the drain plug would be appreciated too. Also, I'm sure it needs new filters for fuel, oil, and air. Online shopping for filters has not been productive yet. I do need to get engine model and part numbers, but the tractor is an hour away, for now. Most of the leaks are fixed, except a fuel leak at the filter location. Any help would be much appreciated.
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