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MF35 hydraulic digger conection

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jim alden

02-28-2007 14:37:17




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I have a massey ferguson 35 wich i want to connect a small digger to. my proplem is that i know where to connect the flow pipe . i dont know where to connect the return. and if i need a relief valve in the system and where i put it




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Joe Ferguson

02-28-2007 16:25:33




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 Re: MF35 hydraulic digger conection in reply to jim alden, 02-28-2007 14:37:17  
You may drill and tap a hole in the side cover
where is the differential oil level dipstick.
You may install an elbow to keep the return hose close to the housing.

I suggest that you remove the cover to avoid
steel shavings in the diff oil...you will have to put a pan to catch the oil while the cover is removed...just remove the lower cover screw and let the oil flow in the pan and return oil
in the trans after.

Most backhoes already have a releif valve incorporated in the operating valve stack...
if not.. there is a releif valve on the tractor hydraulic pump I think theese little bachoes can handle the maximum hyd pressure from the tractor.

I don'nt know which bachoe model you have...it may be slow due to the low oil volume from the tractor hyd pump.

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benny2

02-28-2007 15:28:43




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 Connect return to Re: MF35 hydraulic digger conect in reply to jim alden, 02-28-2007 14:37:17  
Connect return to the trans filler on front of trans left side.
You will have to drill and tap the filler plug.



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