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Posted by Whitepark on May 11, 2001 at 20:16:26 from (205.198.23.242):
I want to use the lift all belly pump on my M to lift my chisel plow, which has one small cylinder. How do I hook it up and use it? the tractor has two capped fittings on the left and one on the right with the filler on the top, I poured a bit of oil in the filler tube and uncapped the fittings, pulled the lever to turn it on and a bunch of crud came out so I kept pouring oil in until it ran clean, then I hooked a line to one of the side fittings and a return slipped over the filler to test the pump since it has not been used in many years maby never, it worked fine but I need to know how to properly hook up my chisel plow hydraulic lines, it is a double acting cilinder, would this make any diference? there seems to be two positions on the on/off lever on the tractor, is this so? thanks for any help. Whitepark
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