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MF 265 hydralics

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Leonard McCloun

08-12-2003 08:31:35




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I have a MF 265 and have an issue with the hydralics. I can put a 5 foot blade with no problems, 3pt hitch works fine. However when I put a cylinder on it will moves the equipment very little. any ideas? it there a way of adjusting the pressure?




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Big Dean

08-12-2003 09:00:51




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 Re: MF 265 hydralics in reply to Leonard McClounie, 08-12-2003 08:31:35  
Does your tractor have the factory auxiliary hydraulics where the lines come out of the plate with the pto lever in it? Or have you got one of the after market valve for the remote cylinder that bolt in place of the transfer cap on the lift cover just in front of the seat?



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Leonard McClounie

08-14-2003 08:13:14




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 Re: Re: MF 265 hydralics in reply to Big Dean , 08-12-2003 09:00:51  
Sorry it took me so long to get back to you. It appears to be the factory installed ones. The lever is part of the 3pt hitch controls. The level sits on a bar that runs under the seat to where the valve for the remote go into. I hope this helps, and thanks



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Big Dean

08-14-2003 08:30:46




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 Re: Re: Re: MF 265 hydralics in reply to Leonard McClounie, 08-14-2003 08:13:14  
The 3 point & the auxiliary hydraulic each have their on pump & are two completely different hydraulic systems. The problem you are having is usually caused from the auxiliary pump being bad. If I can be of more Help Email me.



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Leonard McClounie

08-14-2003 08:44:27




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: MF 265 hydralics in reply to Big Dean, 08-14-2003 08:30:46  
Dean, I sent you an email directly from your last note. Is this a big deal to change? I do not have a manual to do this. Is it possible that the pressure could be increased?



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