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Garry

03-17-2000 10:12:20




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This is probably a dumb question, but its got me stumped. I have what I think is a Henry loader mounted on a TO35. The hydraulic pump is front mounted. My question is, where the heck do i check the hydraulic oil level and where do I add oil if needed?




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Big Dean

03-17-2000 11:26:11




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 Re: TO35 Loader in reply to Garry, 03-17-2000 10:12:20  
most loaders that I have dealt with have the reservoir in the loader frame they either have dipstick or a check plug on the uprihgt part of the loader frame.



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Garry

03-17-2000 11:40:24




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 Re: Re: TO35 Loader in reply to Big Dean, 03-17-2000 11:26:11  
I've got neither one of those. The only thing I see is a breather port that comes off the frame near the top. I took the top of the breather port off, but there is no dispstick or anything. Any ideas? Maybe I'm missing a part?



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Tim (UT)

03-21-2000 10:27:08




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 Re: Re: Re: TO35 Loader in reply to Garry, 03-17-2000 11:40:24  
Yup - the breather cap is the place. As for if you have enough fluid in it, see if:

1. The loader arms will go all the way up
2. The cylinder(s) for the bucket will open all the way.

My loader on my Ford 8N leaks quite a bit at the pump. I only use it to load my manure spreader every so often, so I just fill it with enough hydraulic fluid to raise the loader above the spreader side.

Tim

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