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west texas | Hopefully trying some of the different hose configurations will fix it but in case they don’t I thought I’d pass on our experience. Our 8360rt caused us much hydraulic grief during planting in 2018. Our symptoms were similar to yours with low oil level but our tractor would eventually safety out because high oil temp. We did find all the o-rings were missing on the cartridge near bottom of transmission (name of proportional cartridge escapes me) and replacing them helped but didn’t totally cure the problem. Fortunately we had a 700 challenger that easily handled the planter or we would of never got it planted. We were about ready to trade the tractor but this last winter we decided to change the hydraulic pump because after searching here on agtalk we ran across a discussion where a RT owner changed his pump and solved his problem. Long story short we changed the pump and our hydraulic problems went away.
I wish you the best because I know how frustrating chasing hydraulic problems can be! For sure check the cartridge I mentioned for missing o-rings because reading here it is a very common problem.
Edited by crf450man 8/12/2019 06:46
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2014 JD 8320RT hydraulic issue
