AS I previously stated my question has nothing to do with the "high cost of a ported filter cover" but rather will it work/not work on a 10 or 20 series RC tractor. I think it will work and you state it won't work. This not about arguing but accurate information. All I'm searching for is PROOF.
You brought up a bolt part number(R65894 11" long)that was used on high filtration kits(longer filter) and PS trans. The bolt(R54750 8.5" long) I was referring to is a common part # between 3020/4020 & 4230 plus others and is listed as the bolt for a ported filter cover. If the bolt(R54750) is common to the above mentioned tractors and the hyd filter(AR75603) is common and the filter cover(R39796) then how can the recesses in trans be different and where did you get this information???
Thank you for any clarification,Jim
BTW according to my search in pc 1116 there's no sn break on the R65894 bolt at 205,000 for a 4020
This post was edited by Tx Jim at 04:34:11 10/25/12.
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