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HotBoy

04-04-2004 17:58:31

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I have a few questions that some one here will probably be able to answer.
I have a 1963 Series III D17 with a regular Gas engine. I just finished changing all of the oils for the first time since I bought the tractor last November. The manuals that I have do not explain how to check the hydraulic oil level in enough detail. It simply tells to check the oil. Am I supposed to take the reading by lowering the dipstick just to the point when the threaded part of the cap touches the casting surface. That seems like the way to check it since if has to be threaded in an inch or more. It seems like threading it in that far would kind of splash oil around on the stick enough to give a false reading. It checked pretty close when I didn't thread it in after I added the 22 qts. of oil that the manual calls out. Anybody know for sure if I'm checking it right?
Second - I had the rams for the trip loader rebuilt just before I changed the oil. I hooked the rams up, added the oil to the hydraulic sump,
ran the tractor, ran the loader up and down several times. Before the rams blew a seal and had to be rebuilt, they went up smooth and steady. Now since the rebuild and changing the oil, the rams pulse on the way up like oil is going in as if you were using a pitcher pump to pump water. My question is, do I need to do something or with use, will the rams go back to working smoothly again? Any opinions?

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