Re: M Lift All Reservoir Capacity

Posted by Hermit on October 29, 2003 at 18:09:04 from (69.21.48.89):

In Reply to: M Lift All Reservoir Capacity posted by Goose Creek farms on October 29, 2003 at 03:59:54:

I have a New Idea loader. You need to make sure you bleed the air out of the actuators. If you don't, the hydraulic fluid will compress the air instead of lifting the loader to maximum height. You bleed the actuators (don't forget all safety precautions) by removing the set screws in the upper actuator ends. Once the actuators are full, re-install the set screws. The full level of the hydraulic reservoir is 9.25 inches below the top of the reservoir fill tube. (Info from archives) Check the fluid level with loader on the ground. I made a dipstick from an old car dipstick with the top end bent into a handle to keep it from falling in. I installed a small eyebolt near the hydraulic cap and hang the dipstick there when not needed. After bleeding and filling to the proper level, I haven't had any problems lifting loads to maximum height.

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