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Why it's the hydraulic system of course. Oil filter is the white can top left, breather filter in the steel can just in front of that. Suction and return filters inside the reservoir. Hardest one to change? In this case it was the pill filter, broke two wrenches on it, one being a strap. Had to take the air chisel to her before she loosened up.

Why it's the hydraulic system of course. Oil filter is the white can top left, breather filter in the steel can just in front of that. Suction and return filters inside the reservoir. Hardest one to change? In this case it was the pill filter, broke two wrenches on it, one being a strap. Had to take the air chisel to her before she loosened up.

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Maintenance doesn't matter, if used enough, everything breaks.

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Sure, you gotta replace parts time to time. Regular maintenance helps keep that to a minimum in time, effort, and cost. I don't get your point. I should throw out the machine?

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You can do maintenance at the recommended intervals, and things will still wear out and fail. All proper maintenance does is prolong the life of a specific part.

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Yeah, the most expensive and important parts. I still don't get what you're aiming at? I shouldn't do maintenance cause it's still gonna break some day?