How to remove hydraulic tank on a Case Ingersoll 448 Garden tractor

Watch as I remove the hydraulic tank on this Case Ingersoll 448 garden tractor.
Please see my other video which has the addition of replacing the ammeter if interested. This video is mostly duplicated in that one but put with a different title to help people find content relevant to them.
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[@welderinchiefmattcarr2653]

Nice video. My hydralic coupler took a dump. I’m for the life of me just changing the coupler has turned into long process. This video really helped. Thx again.

[@stevensmith6231]

Thanks!! I need to replace wiring with cracked insulation going to Ammeter. I couldn't figure how to get the tank out...obviously not user friendly!

[@PaddyO1958]

Thanks You wouldn't happen to know if the ingersoll 4020 would be able to be disassembled in the same fashion? It's a 1993. No PTO no power steering

[@countryboy4542]

Very helpful, thanks! I was told I'd have to remove the engine to get the tank out. Hard time getting tank to pump hose off the tank, but got it. Had a BAD oil leak running down hose to heat exchanger. Hose looks good, no cracks in tank. Don't know why it leaked, a quart overnight! Let you know if I find why.