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Re: M Lift All Reservoir Capacity
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Posted by rustyfarmall on October 29, 2003 at 04:43:11 from (216.248.75.155):
In Reply to: M Lift All Reservoir Capacity posted by Goose Creek farms on October 29, 2003 at 03:59:54:
I do not know the specifics of the Horn loader, but the McCormick #31 loader, which is also built for the M or H, uses the front part of the cylinders as a reservoir for extra hydraulic oil. The method used on these is to raise the loader as high as it will go, and then add more oil to the tractor reservoir, keep adding until you get maximum lift. When you drop the loader, the extra oil will be pushed into the front of the cylinders. I assume the Horn loader is set up the same way, as it was also marketed for these tractors.
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