Looking for some advice... I've got a 1957 MH50 Loader . The tag on the loader shows model number as 202, made by Mid-Western Industries. I just got this tractor and want to check / fill the loaders' Hydraulic oil. I'm ok with the engine, P/S, and trans. oils. Can anyone tell me where the fill point, dipstick, filter is on this loader? Thanks in advance.
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Alf Roberts
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Not sure if it is the same or not, but we had a work bull 202 many years ago. Pretty sure with it there was a bell shaped vent on the top of the right hand loader mount. Under the vent was about a 15/16" nut. If you threaded out the nut a dip stick hung from the bottom of it, and you could fill it with a funnel through the dipstick hole.
Thanks for the reply. My MH50 loader has its bell shaped breather on the left mount along with the controls. There is no " dipstick" in that assembly. I do see a tank on the lower part of that left mount where I presume the filter is. I just don't know how to check for the proper amoumt of hydraulic oil. If I knew that, I can probably add through the breather. Sure wish I could find a manual on this Massey 50 with loader "Mid-Western Industries made for Massey Ferguson loader model 202". The 4 hydraulic cylinders have Davis embossed on them but an internet search for model 202 came up with nothing.
bowtieboy77
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I picked a mf202 loader up at a farm auction last spring for my 135. The dipstick is under the breather as stated it hangs off the breather by a small chain. I took mine out and plugged it, and also removed the valve and fabricated a block off plate knowing I was going to use the tractor internal sump and pump. Unfortunatly I threw it away or else I could have measured down from bottom of vent to cross hatch on dipstick. This loader model I have seen on many mf tractors in my area aswell as a few case and fords. It seems the loader is easily modified to mount on different models. I am sure if you do some digging you could find that style loader on a tractor in your area and might be able to get a measurement from vent bottom to oil level to make one.
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