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Read articles →Part 2 of an owner's 50-hour hydraulic service on a Mahindra 5155, picking up after the filter swap to walk through draining 10 gallons of hydraulic fluid and pulling the suction strainer, including exactly where it's located, how to remove it, and what debris to expect. He also mentions buying the digital service manual for $40 as a companion to the maintenance manual. Useful for 5155 owners tackling this service themselves for the first time.
An owner-operator sharing hands-on experience from their own 50-hour service interval, posted by the shane4good channel.
Follow the main hydraulic filter hose going back. The strainer is behind a mold, held by three screws and a metal clamp with a mesh hose below it.
Take out three screws, remove the metal clamp, then slide off the mesh hose underneath. After that the strainer basically comes out, not very difficult.
The owner found silicone and some metal chunks in the strainer, which needed to be cleaned out with diesel before reinstalling.
Yes, the owner bought a digital service manual for 40 dollars from Bill's Tractor, which helps clarify terminology used in the maintenance manual.
