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Tapping into the Hydraulics

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Craig

08-29-2000 03:11:05




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I recently bought a Sauder Loader for my TO-20 and was wondering what is the best or correct way of hooking this loader up to my hydraulics. The loader came with the the brackets that hold the 3 point lift arms down but did not come with a hose to tap into the tractor. Just trying to figure out the best possible way of using my hydraulics.
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rod

08-29-2000 06:16:48




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 Re: Tapping into the Hydraulics in reply to Craig, 08-29-2000 03:11:05  
I have two TEA 20's one is tapped in on top cover by seat just past first bolt you should see a hex shaped plug one on each side of cover, also have one that is piped in to what is called the test port at bottom of rear end on right side wish I had pics to post. regards

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Craig

08-29-2000 07:54:46




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 Re: Re: Tapping into the Hydraulics in reply to rod, 08-29-2000 06:16:48  
Thanks Rod! I will see which plug is easier to adapt a hydraulic line to.

Craig



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teadave

08-29-2000 18:48:28




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 Re: Re: Re: Tapping into the Hydraulics in reply to Craig, 08-29-2000 07:54:46  
some fergusons don't have the plug on the top cover. also if tapping into test port, make sure you use a #5orb fitting as using the wrong part may split the port and that means a new pump.

teadave



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