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Removing front hydraulic pump

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Steve IA

08-25-2007 04:34:21




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I'd like to remove the MF32 loader from my new-to-me MF 135 tractor. I can see how to remove the mounting bolts, but need some basic guidance in what needs to be removed/disconnected from the front hydraulic pump to free the loader. The hydraulic lines are clamped not coupled to the pump. Do they need removed first? Then can I clear the tractor from the loader to get to the pump? What happens if the pump runs without the hoses? A big mess? Damage to the pump? I'm a complete newbie to loaders and hydraulic pumps, although not to tractors, owning 2 old Fords for years. All your help will be greatly appreciated. Steve IA

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Bison

08-25-2007 22:10:41




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 Re: Removing front hydraulic pump in reply to Steve IA, 08-25-2007 04:34:21  
As far as I can tell, the pump should suply oil to the selector valve,s so if you unhook the loader hoses from this valve, and dont pull on the levers , the pump should just circulate the oil back to whatever sump is used on the tractor. and you can safely drive the tractor from the loader. Unless you have something odd and unusual running that loader.In that case i would'nt know.



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johns48jdb

08-25-2007 13:46:49




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 Re: Removing front hydraulic pump in reply to Steve IA, 08-25-2007 04:34:21  
i think your talking about running it long enough to get out from under the loader. that long wouldn't hurt if you just back out and shut it down, but you could just pull it back with something else. sorry no help with the lines problem.



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George G

08-25-2007 09:05:50




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 Re: Removing front hydraulic pump in reply to Steve IA, 08-25-2007 04:34:21  
You don't want to run the pump without oil



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