International 574 Hydraulic issues Gerraldfarms 

Thanks for watching. I ran it for about a hour and it seems good. 🤞🏻 I bent the tripod back and it works. Have a good one

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Thanks for watching. If the 1394 is the same type filter be sure to get the housing lined up so it seals properly. Have a good one

Thanks for watching. Now I’m ready for some good hay cutting weather. Have a good one

Thanks for watching. We painted it about 8-9 years ago. Have a good one

Thanks for watching. Some times we get lucky. Have a good weekend

Thanks for watching. That does make it worse. Have a good one

They are very tough and reliable tractors. We still us them. Thanks for watching and commenting. Have a good one.

Thanks for watching. Soon as the weather allows we’re ready to start cutting again. Have a good one

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Thanks for watching. We have a 464 we run our rebaler with. Have a good weekend

Gerrald Farms thanks! Well actually I haven’t got the 444 yet I’m getting it tomorrow as it’s my birthday went and saw it today and started her up as she’s been sitting for 12 months

I’m looking at a 5230. Just looked at it today. We have a live hangout every Sunday night at 7:30 pm. Drop in if you get a chance.

Gerrald Farms yeah will do if I can👍

Thanks for watching. Sometimes they are aggravating. Several old timers I know won’t change the seal ever time they change the filter. Because of having trouble with the O-ring. Have a good one

Thanks for watching. Good idea. I’ll try it. Have a good one

@@GerraldFarms yep back trucking tonight

Thanks for watching. I’m going to try the grease trick next time I change a hyd filter. Have a good one

Thanks for watching. I bent the tripod back and it seems to work. Glad it wasn’t me under the wheel. Have a good one

Thanks for watching. Yes sir. I never would have thought about it rolling. Have a good one

At the rear top between the lift arms. Big square nut. Thanks for watching. Have a good weekend

Thanks for watching and commenting. I’ve had couple leak out the filter housing. If it leaks slow when off next time you start up it can keep put the air out the filter housing into the system.Keep us posted on on how it does. Have a good week

No just the the one filter with a metal screen behind the filter. Make sure it’s not stopped up. If yours has one.

Thanks for watching. It seems like a little air can make a big difference. Have a good one

Thanks for watching and commenting. On my 574-464 you add Hyd oil behind the seat. Between the lift arms. A big plug you remove to add oil. I’m sure we have a video on it. We have over 600 videos. We do a Sunday night live hangout every Sunday night. 8:30 pm est. drop in if you get a min.

Thanks for watching. I’m glad you enjoyed it. Yea there’s a o-ring that seals the canister . Have a good one

​@@GerraldFarmsdoes all the hydraulic oil not spill out when u take off that housing, or does it not come out without the engine running and the hydraulic pump going thanks.

@@martymartin2894when you remove the housing only what oil is in it will spill. If you start it up it will pump all the oil out.

Great that, I have an old 784 that I only use once a year in Ireland for bringing home the turf or the peat as yee might call it, I've never changed hydraulic oil just topped up and so far no problems, but least I know now where the filter is and how to replace if necessary thanks.

Thanks for watching and commenting. There’s a dip stick right behind your left foot. When your setting on the tractor. Everything on the 574 hydraulics uses the same fluid. Have a good one

@Jim when you fill it behind the seat, then check it with the dipstick behind the left floor board. Thanks for watching and commenting. Merry Christmas

Thanks for watching and commenting. It should be on the stick with the tractor off. If the seal leaks the oil out the housing every time you start it up as oil enters the housing it introduces air in the system. One way to see if the filter o ring is leaking is to let it set a couple days then loosen the filter housing. You should have a quart of hyd oil. If not the seal is letting it leak out.

TFW. Stay safe. Have a good weekend. We do Sunday night live hangout every Sunday night 8:30 pm est. drop in if you get a chance.

Thanks for watching and commenting. I’ll ask around. If I find out something I’ll comment to you again. Have a good one

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Thanks for watching. I’ve got a few questions. Before you changed the filter was the Hyd working good? If not what was it doing? After you run it and let it sit does any oil drip from the filter housing? If any drips when you start it up it introduces that air back into the system. Let it sit for awhile with something clean under it so you can tell if it drips. If no drips after several hours try running it a little longer keep turning the wheel and working the lift up and down to move the air in the system. Keep us posted on what you find. Have a good one

@@GerraldFarms, everything was working good before the change. I had used it the week before to get the garden plowed up and it handled the 3 bottom like a boss. There's no oil that drips out of the housing when I let it sit. I'm worked the wheel and lift over and over again trying to get it to pick up but it just doesn't have any pressure. I have flow through the system because I can put remote ends on the remote lines and have flow out of them, just no pressure. I'm slightly concerned that I had a weak pump and it finally went out trying to prime back after the filter change but like I said...it handled that 3 bottom plow just fine the week prior.

I wouldn’t take the filter off any more for now. Every time you do you introduce more air. How’s the Hyd oil level? Send me a email Gerraldfarms @gmail.com

@@GerraldFarms email sent

cmrncrick if you found the solution I would like to know what it was, Thanks!

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No you don’t have to drain it.

@@GerraldFarms ok. I have an -83 IH 585 and when I released the bolt to the hydraulic filter it felt like there was A LOT of oil coming out of there. I do not have any extra oil at home so I decided to put it back in again. But maybe it's normal to loose some oil when changing the hydraulic filter?

@@Dibulok i normally catch it to put back in if I don’t have more on hand. Just be careful with the o ring , it’s easy to not get it sealed and loose a lot of oil

@@GerraldFarms Ok Gerald, I'll try that then. Thanks :) What kind of oil do you use if you need to fill up? I don't know what oil is in there now.

@@Dibulok I don’t play the name brand game. Any oil is better than no oil. Just what ever you can find local.

Thanks for watching and commenting. I’m not sure what kinda bushing.

Thanks for watching and commenting. Maybe you can find help fixing you tractor

Thanks for watching. It amazes me how some of the older equipment keeps on going. Have a good one

oops spoke too soon

After I run it some more I’ll know if what I done fixed it.

Thanks for watching and commenting.They have a Hyd cooler in front of the radiator . I use the other 574 to pull a 7ft disc mower all summer and a round Baler and have never had any issues with the hyd over heating.

@@GerraldFarms A buddy thinks it’s an oil cooler he rebuilds tractors in Kentucky.

Ok. Thanks

Well it’s definitely a hydraulic cooler as I have no control this morning 🤔

Thanks for watching. We changed it,now everything is working good. Have a good weekend

Thanks for watching and commenting. I would have to disagree. That pump is still going strong. The seal that goes around the housing for the filter was leaking. When it set over night or days it would leak out the bowl. When you start it that air was introduced to the system. New o ring problem solved. That was a couple yrs ago and couple hounded hrs. I would not of believed it if I didn’t see it. Have a good one

@@GerraldFarms Cheers Bud