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53 Super M Hydraulics
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Posted by bob on August 12, 2003 at 12:16:06 from (198.160.193.228):
I'm new to tractors and need some help. My manual doesn't show much on the hydraulic lines. My super M came with a hand operated lever to run the ram for the 3 pt hitch. It has two hydraulic lines running from the right side of the engine below the belt pulley. One goes into a port labelled in and the other to a port labelled out on the lever. It then has a line that runs to the ram in the middle. It works, although it spits oil out of the breather hole. I believe it's the original non live hydraulic setup. Does this setup sound right? From the posts I'm reading it doesn't to me. Should I be using 30W oil? The dipstick shows it is low.
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