Hydraulic Filter

[William Willard]

Our 07, Camelot hydraulic reservoir tank takes 3 filters -- The Nelson # is 84101B -- I`ve searched the internet but can`t find this filter -- I`ve tried Ryder, & Filterbarn -- Filter barn, & Fleetguard has a cross reference, but they are a spin on filter -- These filters are 25 microns -- I think Fleetguard purchased Nelson -- The next problem will be, finding out which oil it takes -- Bill Willard

[azstork]

Try here!
Nelson Exhaust Filter hydraulic 84101B

[William Willard]

Thanks Gary -- They are ordered -- Bill Willard

[Lukeaa]

Bill,

You are always starting something! Hydraulic reservoir tank filters!

I probably have the same hydraulic pump/reservior as your Camelot. Where did you get a list of the filters needed and where do they go? How often am I suspose to change them?

We are in Anacortes for a month, so I will probably have time to track this down. After I replace the three pop rivets that came out of the end of my full wall slide and figure out if my a/c's have clogged drain tubes or just drip out the top and drain down the side of my Dip.

Otherwise, life is good on Puget Sound. It is a lot cooler than Arizona this time of year. Good to see you in Eugene.

Luke

[itdave]

Luke,
The filters are in the Hydraulic Reservoir located behind the passenger side rear engine door. I think you will need the same filters as Bill and I think it is every 3 years.

[Rex]

Luke, crawl under the coach and find the drains for the A/C. You most likely plugged by a dirt dubber nest. They love those drains. Put a piece of panty hose over the ends secured by a tie wrap. Works fine.

[Drifter]

Luke, Dip's and lower models have no drain tubes.(Per Monaco)

[William Willard]

Luke -- Finding the correct filters & belts is an adventure -- My owners manuel calls for a spin-on hydraulic filter, & clearly that is not right, when the reservior is in plain sight -- Called Monaco tech line & they told me the spin-on was correct filter -- Got the right # from another Camelot owner in Ft Worth -- Both the belts listed in the manuel were the wrong size -- Alternator belt to long, & the AC belt to short -- Found that out when I replaced the belts -- Glad I didn`t wait till I had to replace them --
Probably, 3 years is ok on changing the hydraulic filters with normal use, but we have 44000 miles, so I may be stretching it a bit --
It was good to see y`all again -- Will you be in Quartzsite in Jan ? Wish I had stayed in OR longer -- Hot as heck & this time of year, high humity -- Sweating it out in AZ, Bill Willard