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larry51

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I"M PUTTING A 35 LOADER ON A 430, IT ALSO HAS A HYDRUALIC BUCKET.DO I NEED TO PUT A RESEVOIR ON IT SO I DON"T RUN OUT OF OIL?
 
First, don't type in all capitals. It's considered as rude as pharting out loud in church.
As long as all hydraulic cylinders are double acting. The factory reservoir will do ok until the oil heats up.
So yes, no and maybe.
 
Considered by YOU to be rude. The man just asked a reasonable question, so why does it matter if it was in caps?

You almost always use poor sentence structure, yet are critical of others spelling mistakes (hydrolic) and using caps?

"As long as all hydraulic cylinders are double acting, the factory reservoir will do ok until the oil heats up." would be correct.

At least you did try to answer his question.
 
Larry

I will gie you my opinion without trying to pfart too loud.

You won"t/can"t run out of oil with the double acting cylinders. Cus they have juice on both sides and when you run the ram one way the oil fron the getting shorter side is returned to the system.

My only small challenge with the install on the #35 was working all the air out of the cylinders which caused some foam while doing so.

give it a try.
 
I have a 439U with #35 loader. It had a trip bucket on it to start with and I had the same concerns you do when I converted to hydraulic bucket. I haven't had any problems. Do you have the original valve on the #35? Do you have the manuel that shows plumbing for it? If not contact me and I can help you out.
 
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