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Read articles →This is an owner's real-time discovery of hydraulic fluid leaks on a low-hour LX2610 (about 70 hours), found while performing the 50-hour service. He shows a nearly empty dipstick, a puddle from leaking front loader hookups, and suspected leaks near the backhoe valve block cylinder lines. It's a short, specific problem report rather than a full walkthrough, useful mainly as a warning for other early-ownership LX2610 owners to inspect these fittings.
Posted by the Something on Sodom channel, appears to be an owner sharing a firsthand maintenance issue rather than a dealer or professional reviewer.
The owner found hardly anything on the dipstick after discovering hydraulic leaks at the front loader hookups and suspected leaks near the backhoe valve block cylinder lines.
Leaks were found at the front end loader hookups, which left a puddle, and suspected near the backhoe valve block where lines go into the bottom cylinders.
Yes, the owner recommends checking, since his tractor had only 70 hours and already showed an empty dipstick and leaking loader hookups.
