My advice is if you don't get anywhere with the delaer right off the bat, talk to an attorney. I've gotten back answers that didn't even apply to my machine. And it can take months to get a half-assed answer back from them. They know absolutely nothing about tractors nor do they care. Be forewarned though calling the NH Customer (No)Service Line, will get you nowhere-they are a bunch of useless college kids working as subcontractors for an answering service. You don't want to piss in their coffee right of the bat, so you have to decide what your plan will be as you go. When it is exposed to water it actually swells up inside and prevents pumping.īottom line, I would play dumb with the dealer. If that's the case, I think it's the wrong filter as there should be a bypass to relieve the fluid.Īlso, some spin-on fliters which look like any other fliter are used specifically to prevent water in a system-I have one on my hand-pump fuel transfer tank. Perhaps, ice crystals formed in the filter media and clogged it resulting in the bursting. I have a hunch-just a hunch-that perhaps your machine has more than its share of moisture in the system. And can it withstand bursting or vacuum? Does it have an internal relief/bypass valve? If the threads are the same-which doesn't always apply: sometimes the threads are metric, and sometimes the threaded portion can be higher or lower inside the filter itself so it may bottom out, or not fully seat.Īlso they have no clue iof the filter media is rated for fuel or hydraulics, and if so is it rated for filtering same. If the overall size is the same-which doesn't always apply-I have a replacement filter for machine that is half the size of the OEM. Did the dealer replace it with an aftermarket-non-NH-marked filter? There are many posts here even for other makes that have had similar issues only to find out the wrong filter was used-it's too easy for a technician to grab a filter off the shelf and only look at:
If something was bad it may be the filter. Might you be thinking of a heater for the coolant? Or a block heater?ġ00 hours is a really long time for something other than the filter to go. Location: Home Office in Flat Rock, Michigan In fact (not that I've heard of everything), I've never heard of a seasonal filter. Don't know how many hours recommended between replacements or how long you run the machine, but surely these filters are expected to last years, not just a single season. If you demand or win redress from the dealer, the dealer will very likely get reimbursed my the maker.īut I'm wondering about the dealer's story. It may be the manufacturer's fault, but since you dealt with the dealer (who did not alert you to this), your locus of recourse is there. Since it was not a case of owner/operator error, it's another one of the many problems that seem to crop up with new NHs. BTW, the cold weather filter is only $112.00 but is made like a tank! Who should be responsible - owner, dealer or NH? Same problem, same results! Downright maddening with all of that oil to clean up. Apparently not because less than 100 hours of use later the second filter failed. The first time, while under warranty, it was repaired by the dealer who mentioned that there was a special filter for cold weather use, which I assumed that he installed. This is the second time that mine has "let go" spilling most of the hydraulic oil on the garage floor and in the driveway.
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