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MF202 w/200loader

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Julie K. M.

11-26-2007 19:50:20




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I have a leak by one of the hydraulic hoses on the front of the loader which needs to be fixed and I don"t know exactly where to fill hydraulic fluid and how much? Also is it difficult to fix? I have a manual but it"s not much help. The hose has one end on the right and splits into two ends on the left. As you can tell I don"t know a thing about tractors.




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135 Fan

11-27-2007 10:58:05




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 Re: MF202 w/200loader in reply to Julie K. M., 11-26-2007 19:50:20  
The hose tees so that the oil is split between both sides for the cylinders. Take the leaking hose off and go to a hydraulic shop. They will make you a new hose to match the old one. If the other hoses don't look too good, you may want to replace them as well. The oil reservoir is in the loader tower where the boom pivots. Dave



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Julie K. M.

11-28-2007 05:43:23




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 Re: MF202 w/200loader in reply to 135 Fan, 11-27-2007 10:58:05  
Thanks, so I don't have to worry about any air getting into the system?



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Dennis (VA)

11-27-2007 05:40:15




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 Re: MF202 w/200loader in reply to Julie K. M., 11-26-2007 19:50:20  
The hydralic fill is on the left loader ar/bracket next to the dash. There is a breather/vent on top of the bracket, twist and pull up. This is fill point and the dip stick for the loader. The drain is in the bottom of this arm/bracket, a pipe plug.

It should be to hard to replace hose take it off anmf take it to Napa and have a new one made.



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Julie K. M.

11-28-2007 19:14:54




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 Re: MF202 w/200loader in reply to Dennis (VA), 11-27-2007 05:40:15  
Hi Dennis,I found the fill, you have to take the inter part out of the fill also and the dip stick was hooked on below that, but I'm still having a problem getting the bolts loose on the hose, are there any tricks to that...spray...or something.



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Julie K. M.

11-28-2007 06:22:30




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 Re: MF202 w/200loader in reply to Dennis (VA), 11-27-2007 05:40:15  
Hi Dennis, thanks for helping me out o.k. let me see if I understand,on my tractor if your sitting in the seat there is a silver cap with a screw on the cap and that is on the right side of the arm....I took that off but there is some sort of metal fittings kind of in the way so it makes it hard to fill, you can do it but it takes a long time...is that the place you mean for filling? And should there be a dip stick? Julie

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