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Re: Over-filling hydraulics - part 2 - '47 H
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Posted by john on June 04, 2004 at 18:57:48 from (192.233.162.114):
In Reply to: Over-filling hydraulics - part 2 - '47 H posted by Dave in CT on June 04, 2004 at 09:47:54:
On the loader that was made for the H, the non pressure side of the cylinder was used as a resivor. When the loader was raised, the oil in the other side (Non pressure side) of the cylinder was forced back into where the Lift-all filler cap is, thereby giving more oil for the lift-all to use to raise the loader more. The dipstick was removed because it would block the oil comming from the non pressure side of the cylinder. The lift-All cap was removed because it was vented and replaced with a pipe that connected to the 2 cylinders to the Lift-all filler hole.
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