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IMKCMAC

05-23-2005 14:06:21




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I have a MF135 with the multi-power.When it is cold or warm you can feel the multi-power kick in when you engage the hi/lo,but as it gets hotter,you can hardly tell when it changes.What could be the cause?I just recently changed hydrualic filter and fluid.Thanks for your help.Jerry




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TomTX

05-24-2005 11:05:37




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 Re: What does this mean? in reply to IMKCMAC, 05-23-2005 14:06:21  
Two questions: Did you use real MF PermaTran III? Was it doing this the same way before the fluid change?



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txgrn

05-24-2005 04:45:31




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 Re: What does this mean? in reply to IMKCMAC, 05-23-2005 14:06:21  
Gonna guess fluid viscosity; no biggie. When it gets hot is is less dense (thinner) and makes less of a wham when it's moved.

Mark



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