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need help on mf 32a loader

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joe-etx

02-28-2007 17:27:47




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lost or dip stick fell in to loader arm. mf 32a loader on a mf 40 ind. tractor,broke hyd. line on back hoe and need to know measurement from fill port to hyd. fluid, or length of dip stick from ball chain to bottom of stick.would hate to over fill or under fill THANK YOU for any help
joe




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DavidP, South Wales

03-01-2007 09:15:38




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 Re: need help on mf 32a loader in reply to joe-etx, 02-28-2007 17:27:47  
Hi,
You may have a filter body in the filler of the tank. If so, a general guide would be to fill to about 1" depth in the filter body. Assuming your tank is around 20 gallons (UK) fill to about 3 to 4 inches from the tank being full.
DavidP



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joe-etx

03-01-2007 17:23:53




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 Re: need help on mf 32a loader in reply to DavidP, South Wales, 03-01-2007 09:15:38  
david i think your talking about my external filter mounted on support arm. thats some thing that crossed my mind ,thank you for idea would keep air out and not be over full and can use tape measure. still would like measurement. joe



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135 Fan

02-28-2007 17:52:12




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 Re: need help on mf 32a loader in reply to joe-etx, 02-28-2007 17:27:47  
I think if you fill it about 4 inches or so from the top you should be OK. You need some room for the oil to expand when it gets hot either from lots of use or outside temperature. If all your using is a loader the oil shouldn't get really hot like it could with a backhoe. Hope this helps. Dave



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