Water in the Trans/hydro

[homemade]

I have a 1967 David Brown 770 tractor that I use for skidding logs in the woods. Well I have bad boots on the shifter's so water from the rain gather's on the shaft's and runs into the transmission. This oil runs the transmission and the hydrolic system and three point arms and so on. Not relizing I had gotten water into the transmission i ran the tractor for a few min and it mixed and now i got cream. I tryed multipul ways of getting the water out of the trans. Letting it settle out, drain compleatly and letting it sit, Pouring new in and pumping the old out. The problem is that the watery oil sits pump and no matter what i do i can't get it out of the.... i'v went threw about $120 in oil changes and i'm running out of options.

 

[lone wolf]

I have a 1967 David Brown 770 tractor that I use for skidding logs in the woods. Well I have bad boots on the shifter's so water from the rain gather's on the shaft's and runs into the transmission. This oil runs the transmission and the hydrolic system and three point arms and so on. Not relizing I had gotten water into the transmission i ran the tractor for a few min and it mixed and now i got cream. I tryed multipul ways of getting the water out of the trans. Letting it settle out, drain compleatly and letting it sit, Pouring new in and pumping the old out. The problem is that the watery oil sits pump and no matter what i do i can't get it out of the.... i'v went threw about $120 in oil changes and i'm running out of options.

I am not familier with that machine but if the pump has any hoses take them off and drain.how many times did you put new oil in and drain it?

 

[homemade]

well yes it does have hoses but there are alot of internal passasgeways inside the transmission that run the hydrolic pump and the three point hitch and remote hydrolics. I've drained and refilled it about 3 times.