Posted by Greg Lasher on March 02, 2008 at 12:29:57 from (68.46.61.156):
I have in IH 240 with 3 point. The hitch is stuck in the middle (won't go up or down). When you stand on it it is spongy but it will not go down. It worked the last time I ran the tractor a month ago. It has the external hyd cylinder on the hitch and the pump under the distributor. Question one - where do you check the oil - is it common sumped to the the rear or does it have it's own resivour? Question 2 - could it be a block of ice in it? Question 3 what are the two pipe plugs in the center of the tractor under the "touch control - for lack of a better term" and the big hex plug above it? The two small pipe plugs are about in the center of the tractor on the right seated on it and the big hex plug is on the left on top of the bell housing/torque tube.
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