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MF35 Hydraulic lifting problem

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Tony

06-18-2002 02:12:00




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I have recently purchased a regularly used MF35. The problem I have is that hydraulics fail to lift once the tractor has fully warmed up however it lifts well when cold. Could someone also tell me where to top up the hydraulic fluid. I do not have a manual and I could find the top up place.
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tortmort

06-19-2002 10:13:51




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 Re: MF35 Hydraulic lifting problem in reply to Tony, 06-18-2002 02:12:00  
I have same tractor and had same problem. I had to replace the hydraulic pump.



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Roger

06-19-2002 07:07:27




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 Re: MF35 Hydraulic lifting problem in reply to Tony, 06-18-2002 02:12:00  
Tony;
BTW, the trans/diff/3pt. Ferguson system all share
the same oil- 8 gals total.



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Roger

06-19-2002 06:44:47




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 Re: MF35 Hydraulic lifting problem in reply to Tony, 06-18-2002 02:12:00  
Tony;
The filler plug for the trans/diff oil
(S.A.E.80/90 straight mineral oil) is located just
to the left of the gear shift lever. The dip
stick is located in a round access cover on the
right side of the diff housing, below the
draft/position control levers. Manuals are
available from this site- see menu bar to the left
of this page.
As to your lift problem, try Big Dean's web site-
he's got lots of helpful info and many years of
experience as a MF mechanic.

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Good luck & have fun!
Roger

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