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Read articles →This is a real-time owner repair session, not a review: the creator diagnoses a mystery diesel leak on their own CT122 by pulling the hood and steering wheel, tracing a leaking hydraulic return hose, patching it with a substitute-size hose and clamp, then doing an oil change with NAPA filter part numbers. Useful for owners troubleshooting fuel smoke/leaks or hunting filter cross-reference numbers, not for shoppers wanting specs or a walkaround.
Posted by the Happy Trails Farm channel, an owner working on their own tractor rather than a dealer or reviewer.
It was leaking from a hydraulic return hose that runs back to the tank, found after removing the hood and steering wheel to trace the line.
The transcript mentions NAPA numbers 1344, 1334 NAPA Gold, and 10533, noting 10533 also fits different similar units.
He used a substitute size hose, quarter inch ID instead of the needed 3/16 ID, secured with a clamp, and considered adding a sleeve to prevent wear.
